Referring back to the titration experiments you completed this semester for Experiment #6 (Volumetric Analysis), suppose you were to use 0.50 M potassium hydroxide as the base instead of 0.50 M sodium hydroxide. How would this affect the results of the experiment? O Less base would be required because the stoichiometry of potassium hydroxide reacting with hydrochloric acid is different. The results would be the same because the molarity of the base is unchanged O The results would change because potassium hydroxide is elementally different from sodium hydroxide. O Potassium hydroxide would react with the hydrochloric acid at a different pH.

Referring back to the titration experiments you completed this semester for Experiment #6 (Volumetric Analysis), suppose you were to use 0.50 M potassium hydroxide as the base instead of 0.50 M sodium hydroxide. How would this affect the results of the experiment? O Less base would be required because the stoichiometry of potassium hydroxide reacting with hydrochloric acid is different. The results would be the same because the molarity of the base is unchanged O The results would change because potassium hydroxide is elementally different from sodium hydroxide. O Potassium hydroxide would react with the hydrochloric acid at a different pH.

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