Table 3.4. Standardization of NaOH solution. Conditions Trial 1 Trial 2 Primary standard Weight of flask, g Weight of flask + KHP, g Weight of KHP, g NaOH solution Final volume reading, mL Initial volume reading, mL 123.4568 122.4567 123.7072 122.7208 25.50 32.40 0.00 5.50 Volume used, mL Normality of NAOH solution

Table 3.4. Standardization of NaOH solution. Conditions Trial 1 Trial 2 Primary standard Weight of flask, g Weight of flask + KHP, g Weight of KHP, g NaOH solution Final volume reading, mL Initial volume reading, mL 123.4568 122.4567 123.7072 122.7208 25.50 32.40 0.00 5.50 Volume used, mL Normality of NAOH solution

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