Select ALL the steps you must take (but do not select any steps that are not essential) when you are preparing to do an acid-base titration (for example HCI titrated with NaOH). Select one or more: O a. Check if funnel is in top of burette, and if so, remove it. V b. Check for and, if necessary, remove air bubble from under tap. O c. Adjust liquid level in the burette to exactly 0.0 mL. O d. Remove burette from clamp to fill it with liquid. е. Add indicator to solution in flask.

Select ALL the steps you must take (but do not select any steps that are not essential) when you are preparing to do an acid-base titration (for example HCI titrated with NaOH). Select one or more: O a. Check if funnel is in top of burette, and if so, remove it. V b. Check for and, if necessary, remove air bubble from under tap. O c. Adjust liquid level in the burette to exactly 0.0 mL. O d. Remove burette from clamp to fill it with liquid. е. Add indicator to solution in flask.

Appl Of Ms Excel In Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285686691

Author:Crouch

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Chapter8: Polyfunctional Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10P

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