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Trial Sample Mass Trial 1 Trial 2 (partner) (partner) #1374 o.1478018 0-lal NaOH Buret Readings Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 35.10 mL 37.20mL Final mL 6.01 3.29 31.81 mL 29.9 ml 31.19. lo0 ml 6-o Initial ml mL Volume Delivered mL mL Volume NaOH (L) 00318)10.029910.631191 Moles NaOH Used Bol8Xole 2.99x mole 3.119x/0mole mo

Trial Sample Mass Trial 1 Trial 2 (partner) (partner) #1374 o.1478018 0-lal NaOH Buret Readings Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 35.10 mL 37.20mL Final mL 6.01 3.29 31.81 mL 29.9 ml 31.19. lo0 ml 6-o Initial ml mL Volume Delivered mL mL Volume NaOH (L) 00318)10.029910.631191 Moles NaOH Used Bol8Xole 2.99x mole 3.119x/0mole mo

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Trial 4 (partner) Trial 3 Sample Mass Trial 1 Trial 2 (partner) #1374 o.1978018l E0.lal NaOH Buret Readings Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 35.10 mL mL37.20 mL Final mL 6.01 3.29" 31.81mLRq.9 ml 31.9 ml mL Initial 1.02 ml mL mL 31.19. Volume Delivered mL Volume NaOH (L) 10.0318L0.0299L 0.63119L Moles NaOH Used Bol8Ixlole 2.99x0mole 3.119xlomole mole
Transcribed Image Text:Trial 4 (partner) Trial 3 Sample Mass Trial 1 Trial 2 (partner) #1374 o.1978018l E0.lal NaOH Buret Readings Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 35.10 mL mL37.20 mL Final mL 6.01 3.29" 31.81mLRq.9 ml 31.9 ml mL Initial 1.02 ml mL mL 31.19. Volume Delivered mL Volume NaOH (L) 10.0318L0.0299L 0.63119L Moles NaOH Used Bol8Ixlole 2.99x0mole 3.119xlomole mole
At the equivalence point, moles H = moles OH = moles NaOH Moles H In Sample mole mole vle mole Molar Mass mole mole nole mole Average Molar Mass: g/mole Unknown Number: Number of Acidic Hydrogens: COP Show your calculations below. Attach additional page(s) if necessary.
Transcribed Image Text:At the equivalence point, moles H = moles OH = moles NaOH Moles H In Sample mole mole vle mole Molar Mass mole mole nole mole Average Molar Mass: g/mole Unknown Number: Number of Acidic Hydrogens: COP Show your calculations below. Attach additional page(s) if necessary.
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