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Based on the results of your titration, what volume of the sample would an adult need to consume to reach the recommended daily
amount? 60 mg is the recommened daily amount of vitamin C.
Ascorbic acid Volume of DCPIP in Total Volume of DCPIP
concentration (g/L) final syringe (mL) used (mL)
0.00 2.18 mL 0.18 mL
0.50 3.1 mL 0.6 mL
1.00 4.6 mL 2.2 mL
1.50 5.56 mL 3.39 mL
2.00 6.37 mL 4.37 mL
Unknown Trial 1 3.21 mL 1.21 mL
Unknown Trial 2 3.11 mL 1.11 mL
Unknown Trial 3 3.15 mL 1.06 mL
Ascorbic acid Volume of DCPIP in Total Volume of DCPIP
concentration (g/L) final syringe (mL) used (mL)
0.00 2.18 mL 0.18 mL
0.50 3.1 mL 0.6 mL
1.00 4.6 mL 2.2 mL
1.50 5.56 mL 3.39 mL
2.00 6.37 mL 4.37 mL
Unknown Trial 1 3.21 mL 1.21 mL
Unknown Trial 2 3.11 mL 1.11 mL
Unknown Trial 3 3.15 mL 1.06 mL
1 answer:
Answer: 85.7 mL
Explanation:
Given the information from the question as plotted in the graph i will be uploading along side this answer,
Average of total volume of DCPIP used is
= (1.21 + 1.11 + 1.06)mL / 3
= 1.12 mL
and corresponding ( ascorbic acid ) is 0.70 g/L
Two parameter given as volume of DCPIP in final syringe and total volume of DCPIP are quite ambiguous
700mg ⇒ 1 L
THEREFORE volume that contains 60mg = (1000/700) × 60 = 85.7 mL
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