Suppose the filter funnel was placed in an Erlenmeyer flask that had some residual water in it when the filtered solution of saturated Ca(OH)2 solution was collected and then a sample of that solution was pipetted into the titration beaker for one of the trials. The equivalence point volume in this titration and the calculated value of Kp would be: both the volume and Ksp unaffected O volume too high, Kgp too low volume too low, Kep too high both the volume and Kep too low both the volume and Kep too high

Suppose the filter funnel was placed in an Erlenmeyer flask that had some residual water in it when the filtered solution of saturated Ca(OH)2 solution was collected and then a sample of that solution was pipetted into the titration beaker for one of the trials. The equivalence point volume in this titration and the calculated value of Kp would be: both the volume and Ksp unaffected O volume too high, Kgp too low volume too low, Kep too high both the volume and Kep too low both the volume and Kep too high

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