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Question 5 What is the importance of adding Sulfuric acid to the sample (analyte) prior to starting the titation? Sulfuric Acid provides the H+ to replace the Na in the NaC2O4. Sulfuric Acid allows the indicator to work properly. Sulfuric acid is not needed in the redox titration for any specific reason. Without Sulfuric Acid the chemicals used would need to be more concentrated. 2 pts

          Question 5
What is the importance of adding Sulfuric acid to the sample (analyte) prior to starting the
titation?
Sulfuric Acid provides the H+ to replace the Na in the NaC2O4.
Sulfuric Acid allows the indicator to work properly.
Sulfuric acid is not needed in the redox titration for any specific reason.
Without Sulfuric Acid the chemicals used would need to be more concentrated.
2 pts

Question 5
What is the importance of adding Sulfuric acid to the sample (analyte) prior to starting the
titation?
Sulfuric Acid provides the H+ to replace the Na in the NaC2O4.
Sulfuric Acid allows the indicator to work properly.
Sulfuric acid is not needed in the redox titration for any specific reason.
Without Sulfuric Acid the chemicals used would need to be more concentrated.
2 pts

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Question 5 What is the importance of adding Sulfuric acid to the sample (analyte) prior to starting the titration? Sulfuric Acid provides the H+ to replace the Na in the NaC2O4. Sulfuric Acid allows the indicator to work properly. Sulfuric acid is not needed in the redox titration for any specific reason. Without Sulfuric Acid the chemicals used would need to be more concentrated. 2 pts