I want the best value for percent purity and how did you arrive at the best value Part III-Commercial AspirinTrial 1Trial 2.371g.381gMass of aspirin tablet (g)2.06 x 10 ^-32.11 x 10 ^3 mol aspTheoretical moles in tabletShow calculations for theoretical moles:1:.371 g asp x 1.00 mol / 180.16 g asp = 2.06 x 10 ^-3 molasp2:.381 g asp x 1.00 mol / 180.16 g asp = 2.11 x 10 ^-3 molMolarity of NaOH (mol/L)216Volume of NaOH used (mL)1:5.31 mL2:7.31 mLColor of Solution1: very light pink, faded away2: better color than 1, light pink colorMoles of NaOH used1:115moles2:.158 molesShow calculations for moles NaOH:1:216 mol NaOH/1.00 L x .531 NaOH used = .115 moles2: .216 mol NaOH / 1.00 Lx.731 L NaOH used =.158 molesPercent purity of aspirin (%)65.4%Example Calculation:1:.246 g asp/.371 x 100 66.2 %2:246 g asp/.381 g asp = 64.6 %avg: .246 g asp/.376 g asp x 100 = 65.4%

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