NaOH 0.0963M able. 3 Molar mass of unknown acidMass(g)InitialFinalVolumeMolarvolumeVolume(mL) | (mL) ofmass of(mL)NaOHUnknownacid (M)Trial 10.2440.248.248.0Mono:Ripro;Trial 20.1150.022.822.8Mono:Dipro;Trial 30.1370.023.523.5Mono:Dipro: 4. Include a third table that provides similar information about the unknown acid. In this table,you should list the proposed monoprotic and diprotic molecular masses for your unknowracid. Show your calculations for the monoprotic and diprotic assumptions. Esuggla fonewnacid5. List three possible sources of error in this experiment and discuss how each would affect

The data given is, Assuming that the formula for the monoprotic acid is HA and for the diprotic…

able. 3 Molar mass of unknown acid Mass(g) Initial Final Volume Molar volume Volume(mL) | (mL) of mass of (mL) NaOH Unknown acid (M) Trial 1 0.244 0.2 48.2 48.0 Mono: Dipro: Trial 2 0.115 0.0 22.8 22.8 Mono: Dipro: Trial 3 0.137 0.0 23.5 23.5 Mono: Dinro:

able. 3 Molar mass of unknown acid Mass(g) Initial Final Volume Molar volume Volume(mL) | (mL) of mass of (mL) NaOH Unknown acid (M) Trial 1 0.244 0.2 48.2 48.0 Mono: Dipro: Trial 2 0.115 0.0 22.8 22.8 Mono: Dipro: Trial 3 0.137 0.0 23.5 23.5 Mono: Dinro:

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