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If you have (2.97x10^-2) grams of C6H8O6 (ascorbic acid or vitamin C), how many moles of DCP? will be needed to convert the ascorbic acid completely to products? Write your answer in scientific notation, making sure you use the correct number of significant figures and units.

Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible

Answer:........x10^..

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(A) If you need exactly 0.493 moles of DCP to react completely with the ascorbic acid in a sample, how manygrams of ascorbic acid are there in the sample?

(B) If the DCP solution is 0.01393M, how many moles of DCP are there in 24.02 mLs of this solution? Do not write the answer in scientific notation. Make sure you use the correct number of significant figures and the correct units.

(C) If the DCP solution is 0.01278M and you need 23.93 mLs of the DCP solution to completely react with the ascorbic acid, how many grams of ascorbic acid are in your sample? Do not write the answer in scientific notation. Make sure you use the correct number of significant figures and the correct units.

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