Why do we use a solid acid as a primary standard?During the standardization of NaOH, Shane didn’t notice that there was an air bubble in the tip of the buret when they started their rough titration. The bubble went away during the rough titration and Shane continued with two fine titrations. Does this affect the calculated concentrations of NaOH? Why or why not?

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Chapter15: Additional Aqueous Equilibria

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