None +Trial #1Trial #2Trial #3Initial weight of vial 16.341016.144615.9403Final weight of vial16.144615.940315.7488Grams of unknown0.1964g0.1953g0.2005gS18Volume of NaOH11.1mL11.6mL10.8mLTable 8. shows the Neutralization Equivalent trials data.

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+ Trial #1 Trial #2 Trial #3 Initial weight of vial 16.3410 16.1446 15.9403 Final weight of vial 16.1446 15.9403 15.7488 Grams of unknown 0.1964g 0.1953g 0.2005g S18 Volume of NaOH 11.1mL 11.6mL 10.8mL Table 8. shows the Neutralization Equivalent trials data.