4 9.6 ml. of a standard NaOH was consumed in the titration of 5.0 mL CH3COOH sample. Calculate for the %Acetic Acid if 1.0 ml of NaOH is equivalent to 0.1071 g of the KHPprimary standard. MW: KHP - 204.22 CH3COOH - 60.05The Molarity of the STD. NaoH is(do not include the unit for molarity in your answer, use 4 decimals in your final answer)The number of mn of titrant that reacted with the analyte is(do not include the unit for mn)The reacting ratio for this analysis is(follow the format of the example fo your answer, ex. 2/3)The grams pure acetic acid in the sample is(do not include the unit g in your answer; use 4 decimals for your final answer)The SAcetic acid is(do not include the unit % in your answer; use 2 decimals in your final answer)

Given: 1.0 mL of NaOH is equivalent to 0.1071 g of KHP. Volume of NaOH solution required = 9.6 mL.…

06 ml of a standard NaOH was consumed in the titration of 5.0 mlL CHyCOOH sample. Calculate for the SAcetic Acid 10 ml of NaOH is equivalent to 0.1071 g of the 1OHP primary standard. Mw: KHP- 20422 CHyCOOH - 60.05 The Molarity of the STD. Naot is (de not include the unit for molarity in your answer, use 4 decimals in your final answer) The number of me of trant that reacted with the analyte in (do not include the unit for mn) The reacing rato for this alysis in (follow the format of the example to your answer, ex. 2/3) The grams pure acetic acid in the sample is (de net include the unit g in your answer, use 4 decimals for your final answer) The SAcetic acid is (do not include the unit S% in your answer use 2 decimals in your final answer)

06 ml of a standard NaOH was consumed in the titration of 5.0 mlL CHyCOOH sample. Calculate for the SAcetic Acid 10 ml of NaOH is equivalent to 0.1071 g of the 1OHP primary standard. Mw: KHP- 20422 CHyCOOH - 60.05 The Molarity of the STD. Naot is (de not include the unit for molarity in your answer, use 4 decimals in your final answer) The number of me of trant that reacted with the analyte in (do not include the unit for mn) The reacing rato for this alysis in (follow the format of the example to your answer, ex. 2/3) The grams pure acetic acid in the sample is (de net include the unit g in your answer, use 4 decimals for your final answer) The SAcetic acid is (do not include the unit S% in your answer use 2 decimals in your final answer)

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