2. (a) Is it possible to measure acetic acid in the presence of HCI (cach with a concentration of 0.1 M) by2.5titration with NaOH? (b) Construct the corresponding titration curve and determine the pli ofdifferent points in the eurve.CH,COOH: pK, - 4.8(e) If possible, select the uppropriate equivalence points and explain how to calculate the concentration ofcach.

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2. (a) Is it possible to measure acetic acid in the presence of HCI (each with a concentration of 0.1 M) by 2.5 titration with NaOH? (b) Construct the corresponding titration curve and determine the pti of different points in the curve. CH,COOH: pK, -4.8 (0) If possible, select the appropriate equivalence points and explain how to caleulate the concentration of cach.

2. (a) Is it possible to measure acetic acid in the presence of HCI (each with a concentration of 0.1 M) by 2.5 titration with NaOH? (b) Construct the corresponding titration curve and determine the pti of different points in the curve. CH,COOH: pK, -4.8 (0) If possible, select the appropriate equivalence points and explain how to caleulate the concentration of cach.

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