Read the experiment and answer the following questions as directed by your instructor. 1. In this experiment, you will use potassium hydrogen phthalate (abbreviation KHP, formula HKC3H404) to standardize (to determine the concentration precisely of) the NAOH solution. What is the molar mass of KHP?

Read the experiment and answer the following questions as directed by your instructor. 1. In this experiment, you will use potassium hydrogen phthalate (abbreviation KHP, formula HKC3H404) to standardize (to determine the concentration precisely of) the NAOH solution. What is the molar mass of KHP?

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