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What is the molar concentration of fe2+ ion in an aqueous solution if 37.50 ml of 0.118 m kbro3 is required for complete reaction with 11.00 ml of the fe2+ solution? the net ionic equation is: 6fe2+(aq)+bro3−(aq)+6h+(aq)→6fe3+(a q)+br−(aq)+3h2o(l).

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