Given the pressing need for you to understand titration calculations, I have forced another container of NaOH of unknown concentration. You decide to play it safe and use KHP (MW = 204.2 g/mol) as your standardization acid. So, you dissolve 0.114 g of KHP in 35 mL of water. Then, your titration requires 22.33 mL of the unknown NaOH. What is the concetration of the NaOH? Watch your sig figs.

Given the pressing need for you to understand titration calculations, I have forced another container of NaOH of unknown concentration. You decide to play it safe and use KHP (MW = 204.2 g/mol) as your standardization acid. So, you dissolve 0.114 g of KHP in 35 mL of water. Then, your titration requires 22.33 mL of the unknown NaOH. What is the concetration of the NaOH? Watch your sig figs.

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