For the following show the calculation for both trailsb) Volume of NaOHc) moles NaOHd) moles of HAc (hint: use the balance equation to find the mole ratio of acetic acid andNaOH)e) molarity of HAc solutionf) Average molarity of the HAC solution from Trail 1 and 2g) What are some sources of error for this experiment (assume you are in a real lab and doingthis experiment)?h) What was the pH of the solution at the endpoint of the titration?i) Copy and paste the titration curve below and answer the following questions for Trail 1 7234Concentration of NaOH (aq)Volume of HAc (aq)Initial NaOH level in buretFinal NaOH level in buretTrail 1Trail 20.1109M 0.1104 M10.00 ml 10.00ml2.84mL 2.86mL10.97m 10.75ml

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For the following show the calculation for both trails b) Volume of NaOH c) moles NaOH d) moles of HAC (hint: use the balance equation to find the mole ratio of acetic acid and NaOH) e) molarity of HAc solution f) Average molarity of the HAC solution from Trail 1 and 2

For the following show the calculation for both trails b) Volume of NaOH c) moles NaOH d) moles of HAC (hint: use the balance equation to find the mole ratio of acetic acid and NaOH) e) molarity of HAc solution f) Average molarity of the HAC solution from Trail 1 and 2

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For the following show the calculation for both trails
b) Volume of NaOH
c) moles NaOH
d) moles of HAc (hint: use the balance equation to find the mole ratio of acetic acid and
NaOH)
e) molarity of HAc solution
f) Average molarity of the HAC solution from Trail 1 and 2
g) What are some sources of error for this experiment (assume you are in a real lab and doing
this experiment)?
h) What was the pH of the solution at the endpoint of the titration?
i) Copy and paste the titration curve below and answer the following questions for Trail 1

7234
Concentration of NaOH (aq)
Volume of HAc (aq)
Initial NaOH level in buret
Final NaOH level in buret
Trail 1
Trail 2
0.1109M 0.1104 M
10.00 ml 10.00ml
2.84mL 2.86mL
10.97m 10.75ml

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