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Sample B 0.110m Sample C 0.110m 0.110 m 8. Molarity of NaOH solution (average from part A) 0.00ml 0.62ml 0.34ml 9. Initial Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.73ml 37.00ml 10. Final Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.11ml 36.66ml 11. Volume of NaOH solution used 5.0ml 5.0ml 5.0ml 12. Volume of Vinegar used 13. Molarity of HC,H;O, in Vinegar 14. Average Molarity of HC-H.O, in Vinegar

Sample B 0.110m Sample C 0.110m 0.110 m 8. Molarity of NaOH solution (average from part A) 0.00ml 0.62ml 0.34ml 9. Initial Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.73ml 37.00ml 10. Final Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.11ml 36.66ml 11. Volume of NaOH solution used 5.0ml 5.0ml 5.0ml 12. Volume of Vinegar used 13. Molarity of HC,H;O, in Vinegar 14. Average Molarity of HC-H.O, in Vinegar

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Find the molarity of HC2H3O2 vinegar for sample a, sample b, and sample c. Do not round and remember to have the correct significant figures
100% Sample A 0.110 m Sample B 0.110m Sample C 0.110m 8. Molarity of NaOH solution (average from part A) 0.00ml 0.62ml 0.34ml 9. Initial Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.73ml 37.00ml 10. Final Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.11ml 36.66ml 11. Volume of NaOH solution used 5.0ml 5.0ml 5.0ml 12. Volume of Vinegar used 13. Molarity of HC;H,O, in Vinegar 14. Average Molarity of HC-H,O, in Vinegar Sample Calculations: (Attach sheets as needed) Page 10 of 10 Experiment # 9
Transcribed Image Text:100% Sample A 0.110 m Sample B 0.110m Sample C 0.110m 8. Molarity of NaOH solution (average from part A) 0.00ml 0.62ml 0.34ml 9. Initial Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.73ml 37.00ml 10. Final Volume NaOH solution 39.12ml 39.11ml 36.66ml 11. Volume of NaOH solution used 5.0ml 5.0ml 5.0ml 12. Volume of Vinegar used 13. Molarity of HC;H,O, in Vinegar 14. Average Molarity of HC-H,O, in Vinegar Sample Calculations: (Attach sheets as needed) Page 10 of 10 Experiment # 9
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