Complete the calculations in the following table: Mass of Moles of Volume of Volume of Unrounded Trial КНР (g) КНР (mol) NaOH (mL) NaOH (L) [NAOH (M) 0.00677260 0.004230 1.60109 1 1.3831 147.653 4.23 0.0042 0.004230 x 0.005580 2 1.3827 0.00677063 5.58 0.005850 1.21337 1.3831 0.00677260 17.00 0.01700 0.398388 1.3827 0.00677064 16.50 0.01650 0.410342 1.4009 0.00685976 15.90 0.01590 0.431431 6. 1.3980 0.00684556 14.46 0.01446 0.473413 7 1.3941 0.00682646 16.09 0.01609 0.424267 8. 1.3950 0.00683087 16.20 0.01620 0.421659 1.4360 0.00703163 16.27 0.01627 0.432184 10 1.3979 0.00684507 16.65 0.01665 0.411115 11 1.7436 0.00853785 15.89 0.01589 0.537310 12 1.5583 0.00763050 17.50 0.01750 0.436028 Calculate the average and standard deviation of NaOH concentration: Unrounded Rounded Average of [NaOH (M) LO

Complete the calculations in the following table: Mass of Moles of Volume of Volume of Unrounded Trial КНР (g) КНР (mol) NaOH (mL) NaOH (L) [NAOH (M) 0.00677260 0.004230 1.60109 1 1.3831 147.653 4.23 0.0042 0.004230 x 0.005580 2 1.3827 0.00677063 5.58 0.005850 1.21337 1.3831 0.00677260 17.00 0.01700 0.398388 1.3827 0.00677064 16.50 0.01650 0.410342 1.4009 0.00685976 15.90 0.01590 0.431431 6. 1.3980 0.00684556 14.46 0.01446 0.473413 7 1.3941 0.00682646 16.09 0.01609 0.424267 8. 1.3950 0.00683087 16.20 0.01620 0.421659 1.4360 0.00703163 16.27 0.01627 0.432184 10 1.3979 0.00684507 16.65 0.01665 0.411115 11 1.7436 0.00853785 15.89 0.01589 0.537310 12 1.5583 0.00763050 17.50 0.01750 0.436028 Calculate the average and standard deviation of NaOH concentration: Unrounded Rounded Average of [NaOH (M) LO

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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