Posted by diana on Tuesday, December 16, 2008 at 12:10am.
You are confused because you have too much information piled in together. You need to think this through. And you don't say what unit the concentration should be in.
M(NaOH) x L(NaOH) = mols NaOH.
mols NaOH = mols acetic acid since the equation is 1 mol NaOH to 1 mol acetic acid.
Now M(acid) x L(acid) = mols. You know mols, you know L acid (is that the 0.020 L), calculate M acid. That will be the molarity of the acetic acid in that 20 mL sample. By the way, I can't believe you used 0.25 L of the NaOH. That's 250 mL which is a huge volume to be titrated with. That means you would have had to refill a 50 mL buret five times. (Of course this could be a problem.)
I'm getting ready to leave for the night so if there is a quick question, please type it in before I leave.
alright thank you i think i should be able to figure it out. and i know we only did 3 trials though
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