To determine the Ksp of barium oxalate at 12°C, a 100.0 mL saturated solution was prepared by adding the solid in distilled water maintained at 12°C until it no longer dissolves. The solution was filtered and from this, a 10.0 mL aliquot of the filtrate was drawn. It was found out that 10.70 mL of 5.60 x 104 M HCI was used to reach the endpoint.

To determine the Ksp of barium oxalate at 12°C, a 100.0 mL saturated solution was prepared by adding the solid in distilled water maintained at 12°C until it no longer dissolves. The solution was filtered and from this, a 10.0 mL aliquot of the filtrate was drawn. It was found out that 10.70 mL of 5.60 x 104 M HCI was used to reach the endpoint.

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