I need help with the remaing values in the first picture please!! TITRATION DATAIn the next part of the experiment, you used the standard solution ofsodium oxalate to standardize a solution of potassium permanganate,KMN04. The potassium permanganate was the titrant. Please completethe table below.Trial 1Trial 2Volume of Na2C204 solution pipetted (mL)25.0025.00Initial burette reading (mL)21.1021.10Final burette reading (mL)50.0036.80Titre (mL)28.9015.70MOLARITY OF POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE SOLUTIONYou now have all of the information you need to calculate the molarity ofyour potassium permanganate solution.Trial 1Trial 2Molarity of KMNO4 solution (M)3Average molarity of KMNO4 solution (M)unroundedAverage molarity of KMNO4 solution (M)rounded Part 1. Standardization of the KMN0, SolutionExperimental DataMass of weighing funnel and Na,C,O, 2.5366g2.2235gMass of weighing funnelTitrationsTitration #1Titration #2Volume of Na,C,O, pipetted25.00mL22.3mLInitial burette reading21,1 mL22.3mLFinal burette reading50.1mL36.8mL(value provided by TA,on the board)Zone average molarity of KMnO,0,01366 MReaction2 MnO, + 5 C,0, + 16 H* → 2 Mn2+ + 10 CO, + 8 H,OCalculated ValuesMass of Na,C,O403131g(Give to Lab TA)Molarity of Na,C,O,TitrationsTitration #1Titration #228.0mL1.45 mLVolume of KMNO,(Give to Lab TA)solutionMolarity of KMnO,Average molarity of KMNO,% deviation of your molarity ofKMNO, from zone average

Calculation formula, 5M1V1= 2M2V2 M1=molarity of KMnO4 solution M2= molarity of oxalic Acid…

TITRATION DATA In the next part of the experiment, you used the standard solution of sodium oxalate to standardize a solution of potassium permanganate, KMN04. The potassium permanganate was the titrant. Please complete the table below. Trial 1 Trial 2

TITRATION DATA In the next part of the experiment, you used the standard solution of sodium oxalate to standardize a solution of potassium permanganate, KMN04. The potassium permanganate was the titrant. Please complete the table below. Trial 1 Trial 2

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