Two milliliters of 0.025molars potassium iodate solution was used to standardized the sodium thiosulfate used in dissolved oxygen (DO) determination. If 19.4mL of the sodium thiosulfate solution was used, what is the exact concentration of the sodium thiosulfate solution? 0.0232M 0.0154M 0.0028M 0.0013M

Two milliliters of 0.025molars potassium iodate solution was used to standardized the sodium thiosulfate used in dissolved oxygen (DO) determination. If 19.4mL of the sodium thiosulfate solution was used, what is the exact concentration of the sodium thiosulfate solution? 0.0232M 0.0154M 0.0028M 0.0013M

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter11: Solutions

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