in the titration of naoh with vinegar, a student forgot to condition the buret, and it was wet with deionized water before filli

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in the titration of naoh with vinegar, a student forgot to condition the buret, and it was wet with deionized water before filli

ng with naoh solution. how will this affect the calculate molarity of naoh?

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Fynjy0 [20] · Answer 1 · 2024-07-21T17:47:56+03:00

This NaOH calculation will have an impact on the molarity since there is a little quantity of deionized water present, which reduces the molarity of the NaOH, and because conditioning Bury will increase the volume needed to neutralize the acid.

The amount of NaOH added has an inverse relationship with its molarity. As a result, (CM)NaOH will decrease as NaOH increases. The moles of solute per liter of solution is measured as molarity. Molarity is represented by a capital M.

A solution is a combination of two or more compounds in chemistry in which neither ingredient undergoes chemical change. For instance, salt water is a mixture of salt and water (the solvent) (the solute). The amount of dissolved material in a solution is known as concentration.

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