Q3: Calculate the molarity of Hydrofluoric acid in a titration of Hydrofluoricacid against Sodium hydroxide as shown in figure below?-utel Hading (17 ml. of HF)BuretieClamphurette-Fnat Roading (4 ml. of HF)Analyte (unknown concentration)(HF acid)StandIndicator (pink)Titrant (known concentration)(N3OH 26 ml & 0.3 M)

For Hydrofluoric acid (HF) : Initial reading of HF =17ml Final reading of HF = 4ml For Sodium…

Q3: Calculate the molarity of Hydrofluoric acid in a titration of Hydrofluoric acid against Sodium hydroxide as shown in figure below? tel Hading (17 ml. of HF) Buretie Clamp hurette -Fnat Roading (4 ml. of HF) Analyte (unknown concentration) (HF acid) Stand Indicator (pink) Titrant (known concentration) (NaOH 26 ml & 0.3 M)

Q3: Calculate the molarity of Hydrofluoric acid in a titration of Hydrofluoric acid against Sodium hydroxide as shown in figure below? tel Hading (17 ml. of HF) Buretie Clamp hurette -Fnat Roading (4 ml. of HF) Analyte (unknown concentration) (HF acid) Stand Indicator (pink) Titrant (known concentration) (NaOH 26 ml & 0.3 M)

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