6- a) If H+ ion, VO,¯ion, and Mo,O246 ion as well as PO ion are required to produce the yellow color, why does the analysis measure the phosphate ion content of the soft drink? b) Why must deionized water be used to dilute the standard solutions in this experiment? c) What would happen if the %T of the standard solutions was measured without allowing time for the color to develop?

6- a) If H+ ion, VO,¯ion, and Mo,O246 ion as well as PO ion are required to produce the yellow color, why does the analysis measure the phosphate ion content of the soft drink? b) Why must deionized water be used to dilute the standard solutions in this experiment? c) What would happen if the %T of the standard solutions was measured without allowing time for the color to develop?

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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