1. On each graph, identify an indicator that could be used in the titration, and write the name of the indicator and the effective pH range on the graph. 2. For the titration curves of the weak acids, (acetic acid and the unknown), identify the half neutralization point, and determine the pK, for each acid. Write the values on the graph. 3. Identify the unknown using the list of acids and their pK, values below. 4. Indicate the region of buffering activity on the titration curves of the weak acids. 5. Determine the pH at the equivalence point for each acid. (This is the point half the volume of NaOH added equals the volume of the sample, since the molarities of acid and base are the same). Show this on each graph. 6. Describe the main differences between the titration curves of the strong acid, HCl, and the weak acids. 7. Comment on which method (pH meter or indicators) you think would be the most accurate in determining equivalence points.

1. On each graph, identify an indicator that could be used in the titration, and write the name of the indicator and the effective pH range on the graph. 2. For the titration curves of the weak acids, (acetic acid and the unknown), identify the half neutralization point, and determine the pK, for each acid. Write the values on the graph. 3. Identify the unknown using the list of acids and their pK, values below. 4. Indicate the region of buffering activity on the titration curves of the weak acids. 5. Determine the pH at the equivalence point for each acid. (This is the point half the volume of NaOH added equals the volume of the sample, since the molarities of acid and base are the same). Show this on each graph. 6. Describe the main differences between the titration curves of the strong acid, HCl, and the weak acids. 7. Comment on which method (pH meter or indicators) you think would be the most accurate in determining equivalence points.

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