If the numbers of drops of lemon, tomato and orange used to get the same fading of indophenol are 10, 30 and 20, then the concentration of vitamin C in these three juices can be described as the following: O a. lemon more than orange which is more than tomato O b. orange more than lemon which is more than tomato O c. tomato more than lemon which is more than orange O d. none of the other choices is correct O e. orange more than tomato which is more than lemon O f. lemon more than tomato which is more than orange O g. tomato more than orange which is more than lemon

If the numbers of drops of lemon, tomato and orange used to get the same fading of indophenol are 10, 30 and 20, then the concentration of vitamin C in these three juices can be described as the following: O a. lemon more than orange which is more than tomato O b. orange more than lemon which is more than tomato O c. tomato more than lemon which is more than orange O d. none of the other choices is correct O e. orange more than tomato which is more than lemon O f. lemon more than tomato which is more than orange O g. tomato more than orange which is more than lemon

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter98: Guide To The Chemical Literature

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