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    1 22-03-2010  22:30
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    OCR A2 Chem people
    Hey,

    Has anyone done the quantitative task on redox titration. I'm quite nervous, so would appreciate if anyone could help me out?

    Also does anyone have any results from a redox titration that i could use so i can do the quantitative specimen paper?

    Thanks
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    2 23-03-2010  18:20
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    bummmmmmmmmp
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