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A 20 mL volume of 0.015 M KIO3 containing an excess of KI, is added to a 0.312 g sample of a Real Lemon solution containing vitamin C. The Yellow-brown solution, caused by excess I2 is titrated to a colorless starch endpoint with 11.3 mL pf 0.106M Na2S2O3.
Question: What is the equation for I- titrated with the IO3 standard solution.
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