Table 2. Calculations ~60°C trial ~50°C trial ~40°C trial ~30°C trial ~20°C trial Vol. of HCI used (mL) 19.87 12.93 12.37 9.03 6.30 Moles of HCI 9.94 6.47 6.19 4.52 3.15 used (mol) Moles of borate present (mol) [Borate] (M) Ksp In(Ksp) 1/T(K-1)
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Note: The number of moles of solution given are taken as millimoles instead of moles as it seems inappropriate to have 9.94 moles of in just of solution.
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