Standard Sodium ChlorideWeighed mass of NaCIg in 250.0 mLPurity of NaCl= 100.03%Molar concentration of NaCl using weighed mass and puritymol L-1Titrations of standard NaCI (25.00 ml aliquots) with the provided AGNO3Precise Titration #Volume of AGNO3 required (mL)123. Sample summary tables:You should prepare in advance (as part of your pre-lab exercise) two mass tables and two titrationtables similar to the following:Table A: Standard NaCl used to make primary standard solutionMass of weighing bottle + NaCl (g)21.8720 gMass of weighing bottle after transfer (g)21.772 gMass of NaCl used in solution (g)0.6948 gPurity of NaCl (%)100.03Table C: Titration of 25.00 mL aliquots of NaCl with AGNO3Trial 1Trial 2Trial 3Final Burette Reading (mL)28.29 ml24.79 ml25.11 mlInitial Burette Reading (mL)4.99 ml1.49 ml1.69 mlVolume Added (mL)23.30 ml23.30 ml23.42 ml

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Standard Sodium Chloride Weighed mass of NaCl g in 250.0 mL Purity of NaCl = 100.03 % Molar concentration of NaCl using weighed mass and purity mol L-1 Titrations of standard NaCI (25.00 mL aliquots) with the provided AGNO3 Precise Titration # Volume of AGNO3 required (mL) 1 2 3

Standard Sodium Chloride Weighed mass of NaCl g in 250.0 mL Purity of NaCl = 100.03 % Molar concentration of NaCl using weighed mass and purity mol L-1 Titrations of standard NaCI (25.00 mL aliquots) with the provided AGNO3 Precise Titration # Volume of AGNO3 required (mL) 1 2 3

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Standard Sodium Chloride
Weighed mass of NaCI
g in 250.0 mL
Purity of NaCl
= 100.03
%
Molar concentration of NaCl using weighed mass and purity
mol L-1
Titrations of standard NaCI (25.00 ml aliquots) with the provided AGNO3
Precise Titration #
Volume of AGNO3 required (mL)
1
2
3.

Sample summary tables:
You should prepare in advance (as part of your pre-lab exercise) two mass tables and two titration
tables similar to the following:
Table A: Standard NaCl used to make primary standard solution
Mass of weighing bottle + NaCl (g)
21.8720 g
Mass of weighing bottle after transfer (g)
21.772 g
Mass of NaCl used in solution (g)
0.6948 g
Purity of NaCl (%)
100.03
Table C: Titration of 25.00 mL aliquots of NaCl with AGNO3
Trial 1
Trial 2
Trial 3
Final Burette Reading (mL)
28.29 ml
24.79 ml
25.11 ml
Initial Burette Reading (mL)
4.99 ml
1.49 ml
1.69 ml
Volume Added (mL)
23.30 ml
23.30 ml
23.42 ml

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