A student determined her H2SO4 solution concentration to be 0.0610 M. The actual concentration of the solution was 0.0650 M. The student claims that her major error was due to addition of too much NaOH past the endpoint. Does her analysis seem reasonable given the fact that her experimental value was lower than the actual concentration? Explain your reasoning

A student determined her H2SO4 solution concentration to be 0.0610 M. The actual concentration of the solution was 0.0650 M. The student claims that her major error was due to addition of too much NaOH past the endpoint. Does her analysis seem reasonable given the fact that her experimental value was lower than the actual concentration? Explain your reasoning

Appl Of Ms Excel In Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter5: Equilibrium, Activity And Solving Equations

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