1. Does your molarity of acetic acid agree with the percent of acetic acid present in the sample? Use a calculation to determine this

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Acid Data table
Initial volume of Vinegar Percent acetic acid in
vinegar sample
HG mc
Base Data table
mol base = mol acid
I mol acid
Imol base
Concentration of NaOH
solution
0125 M
Initial volume of NaOH
in buret
12.50 ml
0.98
Post-Activity questions 15.30 ML
Mol of acetic acid
10.016 mol
Final volume of NaOH
in buret
54.00mL
50.ML
41.90mL
n mol acid
0.016E
am Slov
mol acce
Molacid 16m²
yoland (2) 0.016
Molarity of Acetic acid
10.994 M.
Mol NaOH added.
51.5
49.12
12616
1. Does your molarity of acetic acid agree with the percent of acetic acid present in the sample?
Use a calculation to determine this
2. At what pH does phenolphthalein turn pink? Do you think this causes an error in the
measurement of the equivalence point?
3. Describe how determining the titration of an unknown base with a known acid using
phenolphthalein as an indicator would differ from our titration today. Discussing the expected
changes in color would from phenolphthalein would be a good way to frame your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:Acid Data table Initial volume of Vinegar Percent acetic acid in vinegar sample HG mc Base Data table mol base = mol acid I mol acid Imol base Concentration of NaOH solution 0125 M Initial volume of NaOH in buret 12.50 ml 0.98 Post-Activity questions 15.30 ML Mol of acetic acid 10.016 mol Final volume of NaOH in buret 54.00mL 50.ML 41.90mL n mol acid 0.016E am Slov mol acce Molacid 16m² yoland (2) 0.016 Molarity of Acetic acid 10.994 M. Mol NaOH added. 51.5 49.12 12616 1. Does your molarity of acetic acid agree with the percent of acetic acid present in the sample? Use a calculation to determine this 2. At what pH does phenolphthalein turn pink? Do you think this causes an error in the measurement of the equivalence point? 3. Describe how determining the titration of an unknown base with a known acid using phenolphthalein as an indicator would differ from our titration today. Discussing the expected changes in color would from phenolphthalein would be a good way to frame your answer.
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