Method Of Titration

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There are many instances in today’s society and on this planet, where it is crucial to figure out the unknown concentration of a known substance. The process that is used to figure out the unknown concentration of a substance is the process known as titration. Titrations are used in a wide range of work environments including forensic labs, and pharmaceuticals. A way in which titrations could aide society could start in a forensic lab. It could be used when trying to figure out the concentration of a drug or poison that may have been used in a crime. In a pharmaceutical environment it could be used to properly give out the dosages to patients that require medicine. The method of titration can be defined as the discovery of a concentration of …show more content…
Mass of POTASSIUM ACID PHTHALATE (to 0.0001 g) 0.5005 0.5423 0.5673 0.5943
Moles of POTASSIUM ACID PHTHALATE 0.002451 0.002655 0.002778 0.002910
Final volume of Sodium hydroxide (to 0.01 mL) 33.30 35.70 37.10 39.00
Initial volume of Sodium hydroxide (to 0.01 mL) 1.09 0.71 0.59 0.70
Volume of Sodium hydroxide delivered (to 0.01 mL) 32.21 34.99 36.51 38.3
Volume of Sodium hydroxide delivered (in liters) 0.03221 0.03499 0.03651 .0383
Moles of Sodium hydroxide 0.002451 0.002655 0.002778 0.002910
Molarity of Sodium hydroxide per trial .07609 0.07589 .07609 0.07598
Average Molarity of Sodium hydroxide 0.07605
Standard Deviation in Average Molarity 6.068*10-5
Percent Variation in Average Molarity
(MUST be < 1% of the mean value) .079784562 Reported Value for Sodium hydroxide Molarity: 0.07605 M ± 6.068E-05 M (average) (standard deviation)

Reported Value for Sodium hydroxide Molarity: 0.07605 M ± 6.07E-05 M (average) (standard deviation) Table 2: TITRATION OF AN UNKNOWN SAMPLE CONTAINING POTASSIUM ACID PHTHALATE Sample Trial 1 2 3
Mass of the POTASSIUM ACID PHTHALATE unknown (to 0.0001 g) 0.5028 0.5165 0.5263 0.5394
Final volume of Sodium hydroxide (to 0.01 mL) 15.55 30.70 16.11

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