How is molarity affected if some solution splashes out of the flask during titration?

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<span>If you used more water, the molarity would go down since molarity is moles/liter, and the opposite if you used more water.

If the acid absorbed water, the molarity would go down because the absorbed moisture will skew the weight of the acid up.

That would make the molarity go down since there would have been unreacted acid in the spilled liquid.</span>

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