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Q1/ A solution was prepared dissolving 329 mg of K,Fe(CN), in sufficient water to give 750 ml. calculate .'a) the molar concentration of K) .b) The mass/volume percentage of K,Fe(CN),) the number of millimoles of K' in 50.0 ml of this © .solution .d) the concentration of [Fe(CN),]* in ppm) K=39 Fe=56 C=12 N=14

Q1/ A solution was prepared dissolving 329 mg of K,Fe(CN), in sufficient water to give 750 ml. calculate .'a) the molar concentration of K) .b) The mass/volume percentage of K,Fe(CN),) the number of millimoles of K' in 50.0 ml of this © .solution .d) the concentration of [Fe(CN),]* in ppm) K=39 Fe=56 C=12 N=14

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Q1 / A solution was prepared dissolving 329 mg of K Fe ( CN ) , in sufficient water to give 750 ml . calculate .'a ) the molar concentration of K )
Q1/ A solution was prepared dissolving 329 mg of K,Fe(CN), in sufficient water to give 750 ml. calculate .'a) the molar concentration of K) .b) The mass/volume percentage of K,Fe(CN),) the number of millimoles of K' in 50.0 ml of this © .solution .d) the concentration of (Fe(CN),]* in ppm) K=39 Fe=56 C=12 N=14
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