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    This document describes an experiment to determine the molarity and strength of an unknown acid solution using titration against a standard sodium hydroxide solution. The apparatus used includes burettes, pipettes, and stands. The chemicals required are the unknown acid, sodium hydroxide solution, and phenolphthalein indicator. The principle is that sodium hydroxide acts as a strong base that reacts with acids to form water and salt. The procedure involves filling one burette with the unknown acid and the other with sodium hydroxide. The acid is titrated against the sodium hydroxide solution until the endpoint is reached, indicated by a color change. This allows calculation of the molarity and strength of the unknown

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    This document describes an experiment to determine the molarity and strength of an unknown acid solution using titration against a standard sodium hydroxide solution. The apparatus used includes burettes, pipettes, and stands. The chemicals required are the unknown acid, sodium hydroxide solution, and phenolphthalein indicator. The principle is that sodium hydroxide acts as a strong base that reacts with acids to form water and salt. The procedure involves filling one burette with the unknown acid and the other with sodium hydroxide. The acid is titrated against the sodium hydroxide solution until the endpoint is reached, indicated by a color change. This allows calculation of the molarity and strength of the unknown

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    This document describes an experiment to determine the molarity and strength of an unknown acid solution using titration against a standard sodium hydroxide solution. The apparatus used includes burettes, pipettes, and stands. The chemicals required are the unknown acid, sodium hydroxide solution, and phenolphthalein indicator. The principle is that sodium hydroxide acts as a strong base that reacts with acids to form water and salt. The procedure involves filling one burette with the unknown acid and the other with sodium hydroxide. The acid is titrated against the sodium hydroxide solution until the endpoint is reached, indicated by a color change. This allows calculation of the molarity and strength of the unknown

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    EXPERIMENT-2

    VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIs CHUX Na0H

    AC ID BASE TITRATION

    AIM

    Te deoumune the molarus and gbungh4 a unen


    Aoluhen 4 H by ibralung u agaunst a standard
    Aoluuhon NaOH you a pouded wth 4
    A 4
    4
    NaDH n I 4 the 8outon)

    APPARATUS
    Buwwte
    Puppette
    Buwwtte stand
    Conitallask

    CHE MICALS REQUIRED


    H
    NaOH Aouher
    Phunolph thaleun
    FND POIN T

    Punk to otouwtun

    PRINCIPLE
    wth HU to
    NaOH d Abong base that Nad
    Oumalt amd Watan
    20

    H +NaOH Nal +H,o

    PROCEDURE
    tloan th bwuttn and unse t wtth H
    2 Fll th buwwtte upto O matk un uch a a y that
    the loun menw au should touch th O mank
    3
    lan the pppett& and unse wth N aDH aoluton
    Puppete puk 20 m h NaOH Ran Lonutal
    qlLas amd add a dep phenophthaleth
    Tbrat slowty at wtth coninos shakmg
    l thu ehamas uom pumk to Lolowrles
    5 Repeat he Jubaton you Get a LonLodamt

    alu

    RESULT
    M olauy oH
    bungth 4H

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