Vinegar?required to neutralize the acetic acid in each sample of vinegar,16. Complete the calculations to find the molarity and percentage of acetic acid in vinegar.Convert the average volume of NaOH required to reach endpoint from mL to LAverage volume of NaOH required to reach endpoint in mL15. Subtract the initial volume from the final volume to calculate the volume of NaOHI DATA26912.55TITRATION DATA (REPORT YOUR VOLUMES TO 1/100TH MITRIAL 1TRIAL 2Initial base buret readingFinal base buret readingVolume of sodium hydroxide(NaOH) required to reachendpoint in mLVolume of vinegar usedO1512.55TRIAL 312:5524.11EXTRA TRIAL24.1135.3911.7812.0511.5615.00 mL15.00 mL15.00 mL15.00 mL(Show calculations here.)12.05711-56+1178-27.5427.54ML(Show calculations here.)a7.54ML X IL0-02754L:0.02754Lnd bon1600Molarity of NAOH (recorded from the standard solution bottle)0.1I CALCULATIONS FOR MOLARITY OF ACETIC ACID IN VINEGAR1. Using the known molarity of NaOH(aq) and the average volume of NaOH(aq) in liters O1=required to reach the endpoint, calculate the moles of NaOH used in the titration. Showyour calculations using dimensional analysis or the following equation:moles of NAOH CỢ.Ô2754L X 0. /M =Liters of solution6-0027542. Since the acid/base mole ratio is 1:1 for this neutralization reaction, how many moles ofacetic acid (HC,H;O,) are present in a 15.00 mL sample of diluted vinegar?0.002754moles of NaOH used to reach endpoint of titrationmoles of HC,H,02 in diluted vinegar sampleK-11Nowimuc EXPERIMENTK Acid-Base Titration: How Much Acid Is In Vinegar?Discussion1. The label on the bottle of commercial vinegar states that it contains 5.0% acetic acid.According to your calculations, has the manufacture truthfully reported the percent ofacetic acid in vinegar? Support your answer with data.2. A grocery store sells vinegar in 1-L bottles. Based on your answer to question 4 on theprevious page.0.1 mole6.09a. how many moles of acetic acid are in a 1-L bottle of vinegar?b. how many grams of acetic acid are in a 1-L bottle of vinegar?Would the calculated molarity of acetic acid in vinegar bediluted vinegar had been used in place of the 15.00 mL sample. Explain your answer.3.if 10.00 mL ofa.the samehigherc. lower4. If you over-titrate, a significant error will occur in your calculations. Determine howeach of the following values would be affected if you over-titrate? Circle the cor-rect response.The volume of NaOH recorded to reach the equivalence point would be (toohigh or too low).a.b. The calculated moles of NaOH used to reach the equivalence point would be (too(high or too low).с.The calculated moles of acetic acid neutralized by the NaOH would be (too(highor too low).d. The calculated molarity of acetic acid of the vinegar sample would be (toohigh or too low).

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