Number 1 the second picture is the table Final yolume )18.6637.4255.98Volume of NaOH added ( )18.6618.6618.66iscussion/Analysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained from thetration lab.1. Using the 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then convert to L.Show your work.Balance the chemical equation for the reaction of acetic acid with sodium hydroxide.NaCH.COO (aq) + H.O (I)CH.COOH (ag)_+ NaOH(ag) 6Na(ag)-> na+(ag)+oh(ag) ch3cooh(ag)+na+(ag)+oh (ag) emine the amount concentration of acetic acid in vinegar.Using the data obtained from the titration lab, fill in the following dipriate title.Trial13Initial volume (L)18.6637.42Final yolume ( )18.6637.4255.98Volume of NaOH added ()18.6618.6618.66alysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained froe 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then eur work.

Average can be expressed as the sum of each measurement values divided by the number of…

Final volume ( 18.66 37.42 55.98 Volume of NaOH added ) 18.66 18.66 18.66 scussion/Analysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained from the ration lab. 1. Using the 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then convert to L. Show your work.

Final volume ( 18.66 37.42 55.98 Volume of NaOH added ) 18.66 18.66 18.66 scussion/Analysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained from the ration lab. 1. Using the 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then convert to L. Show your work.

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Initial volume (L)
18.66
37.42
Final yolume ( )
18.66
37.42
55.98
Volume of NaOH added ()
18.66
18.66
18.66
alysis: Answer the following questions using your data obtained fro
e 3 trials, calculate the average volume of NaOH in mL and then e
ur work.

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