If I am trying to calculate the unknown Molarity of HCI used in this experiment. We are given that the molarity used is about ~3M HCI. Given : [NaOH]: 1.034 M initial buet reading : 0.00mL Volume use of NaOH during Titration: 15.52 mL Mass of HCI after adding 5.00 mL of HCI: 5.2615g HCI Room Temp: 23.5 C The answer I obtain after doing M1V1= M2V2 is .0032 M which is nowhere close to 3M. Please help
If I am trying to calculate the unknown Molarity of HCI used in this experiment. We are given that the molarity used is about ~3M HCI. Given : [NaOH]: 1.034 M initial buet reading : 0.00mL Volume use of NaOH during Titration: 15.52 mL Mass of HCI after adding 5.00 mL of HCI: 5.2615g HCI Room Temp: 23.5 C The answer I obtain after doing M1V1= M2V2 is .0032 M which is nowhere close to 3M. Please help
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If I am trying to calculate the unknown Molarity of HCI used in this experiment. We are given that the molarity used is about ~3M HCI.
Given : [NaOH]: 1.034 M
initial buet reading : 0.00mL
Volume use of NaOH during Titration: 15.52 mL
Mass of HCI after adding 5.00 mL of HCI: 5.2615g HCI
Room Temp: 23.5 C
The answer I obtain after doing M1V1= M2V2 is .0032 M which is nowhere close to 3M. Please help
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