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First Paragraph: First sentence matches with the first sentence of the Objective
First sentence is: to identify the given ammonium salt and to determine determine
its equivalent mass via acid-base titration
Please calculate Average molar mass, % relative range, error, Identity of Unknown stated
Second Paragraph: sources of errors discussed
Please please please answer super super fast it's super important

Transcribed Image Text:Data Table for Unknown #
8
1 Mass of unknown ammonium salt
2 Molarity of NaOH(aq), M2
3 Molarity of HCl(aq), M1
4 Volume of NaOH(aq) measured
For back-titration
5 Initial Volume of HCl(aq) used
Final Volume of HCl(aq) used
6
7
Volume of HCl(aq) used, V1
End Point (Color Change)
8
Trial 1
0.400q
0.1938 M
0.1942 M
50.00mL
OmL
Trial 2
0.415a
0.1938 M
0.1942 M
50.00mL
23.00mL
42.80mL
50.00ml
23.00mL
50.00mL
blue green → Yellow
Trial 3
0.403g
0.1938 M
0.1942 M
50.00mL
OmL
20.80mL
50.00mL
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