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    This document describes the process and calculations for determining the concentration of an unknown sample using EDTA titration. Specifically: 1) Standard solutions of CaCO3 were prepared and titrated with EDTA to determine the molarity of EDTA. 2) The unknown sample was then titrated with the standardized EDTA solution. 3) The molarity of the EDTA and titration volume were used to calculate the concentration of CaCO3 in the unknown sample in parts per million. The average concentration determined was 2969 ppm with a 1.75% error.

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    This document describes the process and calculations for determining the concentration of an unknown sample using EDTA titration. Specifically: 1) Standard solutions of CaCO3 were prepared and titrated with EDTA to determine the molarity of EDTA. 2) The unknown sample was then titrated with the standardized EDTA solution. 3) The molarity of the EDTA and titration volume were used to calculate the concentration of CaCO3 in the unknown sample in parts per million. The average concentration determined was 2969 ppm with a 1.75% error.

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    Mol Caco

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    This document describes the process and calculations for determining the concentration of an unknown sample using EDTA titration. Specifically: 1) Standard solutions of CaCO3 were prepared and titrated with EDTA to determine the molarity of EDTA. 2) The unknown sample was then titrated with the standardized EDTA solution. 3) The molarity of the EDTA and titration volume were used to calculate the concentration of CaCO3 in the unknown sample in parts per million. The average concentration determined was 2969 ppm with a 1.75% error.

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    mol CaCO

    0.1500 g x =1.499 x 10 mol CaCO


    100.71 g CaCO

    MEDTAVEDTA = nCaCO3

    1.499 x 10 mol CaCO


    =0.2790 L=27.90 mL(expected)
    VEDTA = mol EDTA 1
    1.0 g EDTA x x
    372.24 g EDTA 0.500 L

    Standardization

    1.499 x 10 mol CaCO 25 mL


    1: MEDTA = x =4.867 x 10 M
    0.03080 L EDTA 250 mL

    1.499 x 10 mol CaCO 25 mL


    2: MEDTA = x =4.107 x 10 M
    0.03650 L EDTA 250 mL

    1.499 x 10 mol CaCO 25 mL


    3: MEDTA = x =4.062 x 10 M
    0.03690 L EDTA 250 mL

    Analysis of Unknown

    ( 4.345 x 10 M ) (6.91 mL) 100 mL


    1: MUnknown = x =3.002 x 10 M
    10 mL 10 mL

    ( 4.345 x 10 M ) (6.72 mL) 100 mL


    2: MUnknown = x =2.920 x 10 M
    10 mL 10 mL

    ( 4.345 x 10 M ) (6.85 mL) 100 mL


    3: MUnknown = x =2.976 x 10 M
    10 mL 10 mL

    Water Hardness
    3.002 x 10 mol CaCO 100.09 g CaCO 1000 mg
    1: x x =3004.71 ppm CaCO
    L mol CaCO 1g

    2.920 x 10 mol CaCO 100.09 g CaCO 1000 mg


    2: x x =2922.63 ppm CaCO
    L mol CaCO 1g

    2.976 x 10 mol CaCO 100.09 g CaCO 1000 mg


    3: x x =2978.68 ppm CaCO
    L mol CaCO 1g
    ¿
    % error = ¿ 2969 ppm−3022 ppm∨ 3022 ppm x 100=1.75 % ¿

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