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3. (part a). You are given 0.104 g of a sample of KwFex(C₂O4)y(H₂O)z. In the laboratory,
you titrate this sample with 0.00940 M KMnO4 and you need 10.1 mL of the KMnO4
solution to reach the stoichiometric point. Calculate the mass and moles of [C₂04]²-
in the sample. Please show all of your detailed calculations.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/7547df7b-4913-4103-af68-5264085e84a1/c415ea54-d644-4945-b794-baed0d01ceba/veuxwa_thumbnail.jpeg)
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3. (part a). You are given 0.104 g of a sample of KwFex(C₂O4)y(H₂O)z. In the laboratory,
you titrate this sample with 0.00940 M KMnO4 and you need 10.1 mL of the KMnO4
solution to reach the stoichiometric point. Calculate the mass and moles of [C₂04]²-
in the sample. Please show all of your detailed calculations.
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