Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 11:56am.
You haven't described the procedure you used; therefore, I don't know if you titrated the antacid tablet(s) directly or if you used a back titration procedure.
Perhaps I can get you started.
a) Titration flask was wet with distilled water will have no effect. Students often say to me, "But the water will dilute the mixture before titration." That is true BUT you dilute everything by the same amount. The CHEMISTRY reason is that you are titrating moles and the water adds no moles of either antacid or base.
b)Not rinsing the buret with NaOH and adding NaOH to a wet buret means you have diluted NaOH. Therefore, you will add more from the buret, it will read higher, the apparent volume of the NaOH will be increased and that will mean moles NaOH is too high. How that affects the results depends upon what kind of procedure was used.
c) I can't comment on c since I don't know the procedure.
No effect
too high
too low
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