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Transcribed Image Text:Calculated
molarity
Standardization of Sodium Hydroxide
Data Sheet
Trial 1
Mass of KHP, g
Final buret
reading, mL
Initial buret
reading, mL
Total volume of 14.80
NaOH used, mL
0.4961
34.20
49.00
Trial 2
0.5028
23.40
39.50
16.10
Name
Date
Show the calculation for the molarity of trial 1
Trial 3
0.4987
37.5
23.2
14.30
Trial 4
0.4954
41.90
30.3
11.60
Trial 5
0.4918
45.10
26.12
18.98

Transcribed Image Text:Calculated
molarity
Standardization of Sodium Hydroxide
Data Sheet
Trial 1
Mass of KHP, g
Final buret
reading, mL
Initial buret
reading, mL
Total volume of 14.80
NaOH used, mL
0.4961
34.20
49.00
Trial 2
0.5028
23.40
39.50
16.10
Name
Date
Show the calculation for the molarity of trial 1
Trial 3
0.4987
37.5
23.2
14.30
Trial 4
0.4954
41.90
30.3
11.60
Trial 5
0.4918
45.10
26.12
18.98
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