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Determining the concentration of an unknown solution
This is not "homework" as such. It's for a science competition and we can do research. Here's the layout and materials given.
Q: Experimentally determine the concentration of a solution of Potassium Permanganate (KMnO4). Materials: 5 - standard size test-tubes 1 evaporation dish 1 burette 250 ml beaker Digital balance 20.0g of solid KMnO4 100.0 ml of heated acidified sodium oxalate solution of known concentration 2 - 250 ml Erlenmeyer flask 1 graduated cylinder 1 hotplate 1 bunsen burner Scoopula Small Beaker or weighing boat Please respond as soon as possible. - Thank you |
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