If you weighed out 0.2194 g of pure KHP for your exploratory titration with the NaOH solution and it required 23.51 mL of NaOH to reach the endpoint, how much pure KHP should be weighed out for the subsequent titrations (show your work)?

If you weighed out 0.2194 g of pure KHP for your exploratory titration with the NaOH solution and it required 23.51 mL of NaOH to reach the endpoint, how much pure KHP should be weighed out for the subsequent titrations (show your work)?

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If you weighed out 0.2194 g of pure KHP for your exploratory titration with the NaOH solution
and it required 23.51 ml of NAOH to reach the endpoint, how much pure KHP should be
weighed out for the subsequent titrations (show your work)?

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