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2. Using the average molarity in #1, determine the total hardness of water sample used in the experiment described below: 50.00 mL of water sample was titrated against the EDTA solution. The volume of the EDTA titrant used was 6.25 mL.

2. Using the average molarity in #1, determine the total hardness of water sample used in the experiment described below: 50.00 mL of water sample was titrated against the EDTA solution. The volume of the EDTA titrant used was 6.25 mL.

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2. Using the average molarity in #1, determine the total hardness of water sample used in the experiment described below: 50.00 ml of water sample was titrated against the EDTA solution. The volume of the EDTA titrant used was 6.25 mL. 1. 25.00 ml of standard CaCO, solution (0.010 mol/L) was titrated against a prepared EDTA solution. Three trials were conducted and the volumes of titrants for each trial are as follows: Trial Volume of EDTA (titrant) 24.55 25.10 3 25.00 Calculate the molarity of the EDTA solution for each trial. Report also the average molarity of EDTA obtained.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Using the average molarity in #1, determine the total hardness of water sample used in the experiment described below: 50.00 ml of water sample was titrated against the EDTA solution. The volume of the EDTA titrant used was 6.25 mL. 1. 25.00 ml of standard CaCO, solution (0.010 mol/L) was titrated against a prepared EDTA solution. Three trials were conducted and the volumes of titrants for each trial are as follows: Trial Volume of EDTA (titrant) 24.55 25.10 3 25.00 Calculate the molarity of the EDTA solution for each trial. Report also the average molarity of EDTA obtained.
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