Titration Experiment 1: Acid-Base Titration: Unknown HClWrite chemical equation*+ HClcags N s→ Naclceg) + H,OWrite NIEOH c) + HEogs → H2OC)Enter the data into the table and choose three titrations to find the molarity of the unknown HCI.Unknown # HCITitration 1 Titration 2 Titration 3 Titration 4 Titration 5Volume NaOH used to titrateunknown HCI solution17.43ml 16.5O ml662 mll16.57ml16.6dmLMolarity of NaOH used foreach titration0.25640.1787/01692/0.1704/oiado1703Molarity of HCIAverage M HCI (avg ±standard deviation)10.17171.63% PrecisionCalculations1. Provide one representative calculation that you used to determine the molarity of HCI. Besure to show all units and use proper sig figs!V HCI-25mLMHCI =?VN2OH = 16.6lmLMNAOH=0.2564MHCI VHCI=MNAOH VAa OHMHCI 25=O. 1564 16.61MHCI= 0.2564.16.6125MHCI=0.17032. Average molarity of three titrations.6.1787+0.1692+0.1704+0.1619+ O.1703MACI= 0.117 3. Standard deviation across three titrations (put your data in Excel. Write your stdev formulabelow)4. Percent Precision for three titrations

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Titration Experiment 1: Acid-Base Titration: Unknown HCl Write chemical equation + H2C NaCHcay"+ Noclag) HClcog> Nacog tOH cop) + H Ceg) + Cl →Na ta) + Clan+ Write NIE Enter the data into the table and choose three titrations to find the molarity of the unknown He Unknown # HCI Titration 1 Titration 2 Titration 3 Titration 4 Titration 5

Titration Experiment 1: Acid-Base Titration: Unknown HCl Write chemical equation + H2C NaCHcay"+ Noclag) HClcog> Nacog tOH cop) + H Ceg) + Cl →Na ta) + Clan+ Write NIE Enter the data into the table and choose three titrations to find the molarity of the unknown He Unknown # HCI Titration 1 Titration 2 Titration 3 Titration 4 Titration 5

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