Number 1 the second picture is the table Final yolume )18.6637.4255.98Volume of NaOH added ( )18.6618.6618.66iscussion/Analysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained from thetration lab.1. Using the 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then convert to L.Show your work.Balance the chemical equation for the reaction of acetic acid with sodium hydroxide.NaCH.COO (aq) + H.O (I)CH.COOH (ag)_+ NaOH(ag) 6Na(ag)-> na+(ag)+oh(ag) ch3cooh(ag)+na+(ag)+oh (ag) emine the amount concentration of acetic acid in vinegar.Using the data obtained from the titration lab, fill in the following dipriate title.Trial13Initial volume (L)18.6637.42Final yolume ( )18.6637.4255.98Volume of NaOH added ()18.6618.6618.66alysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained froe 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then eur work.

Average can be expressed as the sum of each measurement values divided by the number of…

Final volume ( 18.66 37.42 55.98 Volume of NaOH added ) 18.66 18.66 18.66 scussion/Analysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained from the ration lab. 1. Using the 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then convert to L. Show your work.

Final volume ( 18.66 37.42 55.98 Volume of NaOH added ) 18.66 18.66 18.66 scussion/Analysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained from the ration lab. 1. Using the 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then convert to L. Show your work.

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Number 1 the second picture is the table

emine the amount concentration of acetic acid in vinegar.
Using the data obtained from the titration lab, fill in the following di
priate title.
Trial
1
3
Initial volume (L)
18.66
37.42
Final yolume ( )
18.66
37.42
55.98
Volume of NaOH added ()
18.66
18.66
18.66
alysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained fro
e 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then e
ur work.

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