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Transcribed Image Text:The percent of vitamin C (mg/ grams sample
of vitamin C), according to the
Following data (Mass of vitamin C sample
== 0.2 g, Volume of KIO, solution
ml , Molarity of KIO, solution = 0.2 M 20.0
Molar mass vitamin C substance
- g/mol) is 176% D
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12652 O
10560
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10231
12056
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