QI/ One of the student wanted to calculate the exact of HCl concentration.He made standardization of 10 ml NaOH with 0.1M H,C,0,2H,0according to the table:Titration-H2C204 (Burette)Run. NoV in. mlV final ml End point12512Then, he made titration of 10 ml HCl with standard solution of NaOHaccording to the table:Titration-NAOH (Burette)Run. NoV in. mlV final mlEnd point110.221020.3Was the student successful in the titration ? why? So what is theconcentration of HCI?

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QI/ One of the student wanted to calculate the exact of HCl concentration. He made standardization of 10 ml NaOH with 0.IM H;C,O4.2H,0 according to the table: Titration- H2C204 (Burette) Run. No V in. ml V final ml End point 1 5 5 12 Then, he made titration of 10 ml HCI with standard solution of NaOH according to the table: Titration- NaOH (Burette) Run. No V in. ml V final ml End point 1 10.2 10 20.3 Was the student successful in the titration ? why? So what is the

QI/ One of the student wanted to calculate the exact of HCl concentration. He made standardization of 10 ml NaOH with 0.IM H;C,O4.2H,0 according to the table: Titration- H2C204 (Burette) Run. No V in. ml V final ml End point 1 5 5 12 Then, he made titration of 10 ml HCI with standard solution of NaOH according to the table: Titration- NaOH (Burette) Run. No V in. ml V final ml End point 1 10.2 10 20.3 Was the student successful in the titration ? why? So what is the

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter15: Additional Aqueous Equilibria

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 93QRT: When 40.00 mL of a weak monoprotic acid solution is titrated with 0.100-M NaOH, the equivalence...

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