Provide the remaining data missing A. Standardization of NaOH solution with KHPTrial 1Trial 2Weight of KHC,H,0.1.596 g1.819 gFinal reading – NaOH solution32.75 mL31.20 mLInitial reading - N2OH solution6.45 ml5.25 mlVolume consumed - NaOH solution26.30 ml25.95 mlComputed Molarity of NaOH solution 0.2972 M0.3433 MMean Molarity - NaOH solution

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A. Standardization of NaOH solution with KHP Trial 1 Trial 2 Weight of KHC,H,o. 1.596 g 1.819 g Final reading - NaOH solution 32.75 ml 31.20 mL Initial reading - NaOH solution 6.45 ml 5.25 mL Volume consumed - NaOH solution 26.30 mL 25.95 mL Computed Molarity of NaOH solution 0.2972 M 0.3433 M Mean Molarity - NaOH solution

A. Standardization of NaOH solution with KHP Trial 1 Trial 2 Weight of KHC,H,o. 1.596 g 1.819 g Final reading - NaOH solution 32.75 ml 31.20 mL Initial reading - NaOH solution 6.45 ml 5.25 mL Volume consumed - NaOH solution 26.30 mL 25.95 mL Computed Molarity of NaOH solution 0.2972 M 0.3433 M Mean Molarity - NaOH solution

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

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Chapter3: Mass Relations In Chemistry; Stoichiometry

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