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TITRATION CALCULATIONS! C3 please help

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exactly what I got. the person in another forum was arguing for it to be 56 because its in tonnes? i didn't understand
you are actually a life saver for helping me!! i'm getting off TSR now so good luck tomorrow i'm sure you'll do amazing :smile:

It can't be 56 because it can't be more than 25 tonnes (the mass of calcium carbonate)
Best of luck, we will smash it :wink:

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jazz_xox_

Original post by z1820

It can't be 56 because it can't be more than 25 tonnes (the mass of calcium carbonate)
Best of luck, we will smash it :wink:

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That makes sense...
Fingers crossed! :u:

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Federerr

Original post by z1820

It can't be 56 because it can't be more than 25 tonnes (the mass of calcium carbonate)
Best of luck, we will smash it :wink:

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What topic is that!?

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z1820

Original post by Federerr

What topic is that!?

Titration calculations - Chemistry Unit 3

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shady shady

why did ya divide 22cm3 by 10000

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