How many moles of fecl3 have been added to the beaker

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Question- Refer to the Procedures for answering this question. Suppose that 9.58 mL of the iron(III) chloride solution used in this experiment is added to a beaker containing potassium oxalate hydrate dissolved in water. How many moles of FeCl3 have been added to the beaker?

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