Posted by Dee on Wednesday, September 26, 2012 at 5:28pm.
You don't have enough information for me to give a quantitative answer; however, the answer to your question is YES, it will affect the equivalent weight of the acid.
if you over titrate, you should be able to correct with a titration of a standard acid
if you think you may have added too much, the amount of the unknown acid will appear to be more than it actually is
__ this would cause you to think you have more moles, so the equivalent weight that you calculate would be too low
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