An aqueous solution contains 0.232 M ascorbic acid (H₂C6H606) and 0.114 M hydrobromic acid. Calculate the ascorbate (C6H6062) ion concentration in this solution. [C6H606²] = mol/L. Submit Answer Retry Entire Group 6 more group attempts remaining
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An aqueous solution contains 0.232 M ascorbic acid (H₂C6H606) and 0.114 M hydrobromic acid.
Calculate the ascorbate (C6H6062) ion concentration in this solution.
[C6H606²] =
mol/L.
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