The concentration of an unknown sample of sulfuric acid was determined by the method used in this experiment.  In the first titration, the sodium hydroxide was standardized by titrating 0.1852g of oxalic acid dihydrate (molar mass = 126.07g/mol) with 32.30 mL of sodium hydroxide solution.  In the second titration, 10.00mL of the unknown sulfuric acid solution was titrated with 12.85mL of the sodium hydroxide solution.  What was the concentration of the sulfuric acid?

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The concentration of an unknown sample of sulfuric acid was determined by the method used in this experiment.  In the first titration, the sodium hydroxide was standardized by titrating 0.1852g of oxalic acid dihydrate (molar mass = 126.07g/mol) with 32.30 mL of sodium hydroxide solution.  In the second titration, 10.00mL of the unknown sulfuric acid solution was titrated with 12.85mL of the sodium hydroxide solution.  What was the concentration of the sulfuric acid?
Part C. Determination of Unknown
Balanced chemical equation:
Hcl+ Na O4-o Narl t Haa
Unknown number NA
Trial 1
Trial 2
Trial 3
Volume of unknown HCl
titrated
10.00mL
NA
NA
Initial burette reading
0.90mL
Final burette reading
30.90mL_
Volume NaOH added
20 00ML
g0.0OML X.0.144 m=432m
moles NaOH added
4.335m
(Use average molarity from part 'B
and multiply it by the volume you added)
moles HCI
4.335m
0.00435 m
=0.4335m
10.00ML
molarity of HCl
04335 M
Actual Molarity (from instructor)
0.3150M
percentage error
37,6%-
O 4335 M - D.3150m
0.3150M
X100)= 37.G:/.
Transcribed Image Text:Part C. Determination of Unknown Balanced chemical equation: Hcl+ Na O4-o Narl t Haa Unknown number NA Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Volume of unknown HCl titrated 10.00mL NA NA Initial burette reading 0.90mL Final burette reading 30.90mL_ Volume NaOH added 20 00ML g0.0OML X.0.144 m=432m moles NaOH added 4.335m (Use average molarity from part 'B and multiply it by the volume you added) moles HCI 4.335m 0.00435 m =0.4335m 10.00ML molarity of HCl 04335 M Actual Molarity (from instructor) 0.3150M percentage error 37,6%- O 4335 M - D.3150m 0.3150M X100)= 37.G:/.
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