Posted by Mindy on Thursday, March 11, 2010 at 5:52pm.
You need to explain more about what you did. It sounds as if you performed a back-titration; something like adding a known quantity of HCl to the antacid tablet, then titrating the excess HCl with NaOH. If that is what you did.
moles HCl added intially = M x L = ?? (I assume this is the 0.005 moles).
Then M x L NaOH is the amount of excess HCl present (that is, not neutralized by the antacid). Moles initially - moles excess = moles antacid present at the beginning.
Well we basically took antacid tablets dissolved them in HCl, heated it and then added phenolthalien and then titrated until we saw a pink color. At 41mL we saw the pink and stopped. So I guess like you said, I think I have to figure out the excess HCl present but how do I do that?
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