+ Trial V vinegar Vi NaOH Vf V delivered (MI) (mL) NaOH(mL) (mL) 1 10.00 18.98 38.11 19.83 234 2 10.00 0.01 18.05 18.04 10.00 18.05 35.80 17.75 4 10.00 35.80 48.65 12.85 1. Recreate the table of data from your notebook. In addition to data from each trial, include the concentration (in M) of acetic acid for each trial, the concentration (in % m/m) of acetic acid for each trial, the average experimental concentration (in M) of acetic acid, the average experimental concentration (in % m/m) of acetic acid, the accepted concentration (in % m/m) of acetic acid, and percent error (you may have to search online for the percent error formula if you do not know it). Hint: When calculating percent by mass from molarity, assume that the density of your vinegar is 1.01 g/mL.

+ Trial V vinegar Vi NaOH Vf V delivered (MI) (mL) NaOH(mL) (mL) 1 10.00 18.98 38.11 19.83 234 2 10.00 0.01 18.05 18.04 10.00 18.05 35.80 17.75 4 10.00 35.80 48.65 12.85 1. Recreate the table of data from your notebook. In addition to data from each trial, include the concentration (in M) of acetic acid for each trial, the concentration (in % m/m) of acetic acid for each trial, the average experimental concentration (in M) of acetic acid, the average experimental concentration (in % m/m) of acetic acid, the accepted concentration (in % m/m) of acetic acid, and percent error (you may have to search online for the percent error formula if you do not know it). Hint: When calculating percent by mass from molarity, assume that the density of your vinegar is 1.01 g/mL.

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