The molar mass of complex is 491g/mol
with permanganate ion the oxalate is oxidised to CO2
thus 3C2O4-2 ions oxidise to 6CO2 and hence 6 electrons are given (6x3 ---> 6x4)
when permanganate is reduced to Mn+2 5 electrons are added.
The equivalents of KMNO4 = equivalents of complex. Let us assume the amount of oxalate in the complex is xg
28.7x10-3 x0.02x5 = xg /(491/6)
then x = 0.234g
Thus percentage of oxalate in the sample = (0.234/0.250)100 =93.6%
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