The last calculation we need to do is find the %acetic acid (a.k.a the "acidity"). We can average all of the acetic acid masses from the completely reacted samples in the previous step. For now, let's assume we ended up with a final average mass of 2.37 g acetic acid consumed. If the initial volume of acetic acid used was 50.0 mL, what's the %m/v of acetic acid?

The last calculation we need to do is find the %acetic acid (a.k.a the "acidity"). We can average all of the acetic acid masses from the completely reacted samples in the previous step. For now, let's assume we ended up with a final average mass of 2.37 g acetic acid consumed. If the initial volume of acetic acid used was 50.0 mL, what's the %m/v of acetic acid?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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