1. 1. Volume of vinegar sample (ml) 5ML 5 mL 2. Molarity of NaOH standard solution (M) 0.1113 M 0.1113M 3. Initial buret reading (ml) 0.1 mL 8.5mL 4. Final buret reading (ml) 29.8mL 38ML Section 4: Calculations Part 1: Determining the molarity of the vinegar sample 1 Volume of NaOH used (ml) 2. # of moles of NaOH required for titration (mol) 3. # of moles of CH-COOH in vinegar sample (mol) 4. Molarity (mol/L) of CH;COOH in vinegar sample (MY 5. Mean (the average of multiple values). molarity of CH:COOH in vinegar sample (M) 21

1. 1. Volume of vinegar sample (ml) 5ML 5 mL 2. Molarity of NaOH standard solution (M) 0.1113 M 0.1113M 3. Initial buret reading (ml) 0.1 mL 8.5mL 4. Final buret reading (ml) 29.8mL 38ML Section 4: Calculations Part 1: Determining the molarity of the vinegar sample 1 Volume of NaOH used (ml) 2. # of moles of NaOH required for titration (mol) 3. # of moles of CH-COOH in vinegar sample (mol) 4. Molarity (mol/L) of CH;COOH in vinegar sample (MY 5. Mean (the average of multiple values). molarity of CH:COOH in vinegar sample (M) 21

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