Posted by kelis on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 2:26pm.
The first titration neutralizes the ASA. The hydrolysis and back titration determines the amount of acetic acid produced in the hydrolysis and indirectly, the amount of ASA initially. Each can be used to determine the percent ASA. Therefore, I can obtain two answers for the ASA. Do you have any instructions as to which is more accurate? Or to take the average of the two results? Anything to help here. I can show you how to do the two but they differ by about 1%.
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