Posted by Huda on Saturday, April 2, 2011 at 11:58am.
It all depends upon when the air bubbles were there, if they changed in size during the titration, or if they were dispensed in the titration.
Go back to the NaOH/H2C2O4 titration did, work up the formulas used to calculate the M of the NaOH and the M H2SO4 and go through the logical sequence.
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