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Initial NaOH reading (Interpolate to 0.1 mL) Final NaOH reading (Interpolate to

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Question

Initial NaOH reading

(Interpolate to 0.1 mL)

Final NaOH reading

(Interpolate to 0.1 mL)

Volume of NaOH used

Trial 1

9.0 mL

.63 mL

8.37 mL

Trial 2

9.8 mL

1.58 mL

8.22 mL

Trial 3

9.98 mL

1.61 mL

8.37 mL

Average volume of NaOH used: 8.32 mL

   

How do I calculate the normality of the vinegar using this equation? Na = Nb (volume b)/(volumea )  when using 5 mL of vinegar?

How to calculate the mass of the acetic acid in grams using the previously given equation. Massa   = (Na) (GMWa)

Initial NaOH reading

(Interpolate to 0.1 mL)

Final NaOH reading

(Interpolate to 0.1 mL)

Volume of NaOH used

Trial 1

9.0 mL

.63 mL

8.37 mL

Trial 2

9.8 mL

1.58 mL

8.22 mL

Trial 3

9.98 mL

1.61 mL

8.37 mL

Average volume of NaOH used: 8.32 mL

   

Explanation / Answer

Normality of Vinegar can be calculated as, N1V1=N2V2

(0.5 M NaOH) x (8.32 mL NaOH) / (5 mL vinegar) = 0.832 M = 0.645 N vinegar

(0.832 mol/L) x ( 60.05196 g acetic acid/mol) = 49.96 g/L acetic acid