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Some people take iron tablets as a dietary supplement. Iron tablets may contain iron(II) sulfate. (a) A student was investigating the iron(II) content of iron table... show full transcript
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To transfer the iron tablet solution quantitatively, rinse the beaker used to dissolve the iron tablets with distilled water and pour the rinsings into the volumetric flask. This ensures that no residue of the solution remains in the beaker. Then, use a funnel to aid in transferring the solution directly into the volumetric flask. Ensure that all solid residues and liquid are completely transferred to ensure accurate concentration.
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Using the titration results, the average volume of permanganate used is 14.55 cm³, which is equivalent to 0.01455 dm³. The concentration of permanganate is 0.020 mol dm⁻³.
The reaction is:
Using the stoichiometric relationship:
From the balanced equation, the moles of Fe²⁺ is:
The concentration of Fe²⁺ in 25.0 cm³ is:
C_{ ext{Fe}^{2+}} = rac{n_{ ext{Fe}^{2+}}}{V_{ ext{Fe}^{2+}}} = rac{0.001455}{0.025} = 0.0582 ext{ mol l}^{-1}
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The total moles of iron(II) in five tablets is 0.00126 moles. Therefore, the moles of iron in one tablet is:
rac{0.00126}{5} = 0.000252 ext{ moles}
The molar mass of iron (Fe) is approximately 56 g/mol. Thus, the mass of iron in one tablet is:
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If 100 g of cereal contains 12.0 mg of iron, then 30 g provides:
rac{12.0 ext{ mg}}{100 ext{ g}} imes 30 ext{ g} = 3.6 ext{ mg}
The recommended daily amount of iron is 14.8 mg. Therefore, the percentage provided by the 30 g serving is:
rac{3.6 ext{ mg}}{14.8 ext{ mg}} imes 100 = 24.32 ext{ \\%}
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