Table 1-
Titration of NaCl against 1M Silver Nitrate in water
|
Temperature
(°C)
|
Amount of NaCl (g)
|
Amount of water used to
dissolve salt (mL)
|
% NaCl solution used in
titration
|
Amount of AgNO3
used in titration (mL)
|
Observations
|
|
1) ≈ 25 (room temperature)
|
35.7
|
135
|
7.4
|
23.68
≈ 23.7
|
|
|
2) 50
|
35.7
|
135
|
7.4
|
29.98
≈ 30.0
|
Solution left for two days before used.
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Table 2-
Titration of NaCl against 1M Silver Nitrate in ethanol
|
Temperature
(°C)
|
Amount of NaCl (g)
|
Amount of water used to
dissolve salt (mL)
|
% NaCl solution used in
titration
|
Amount of AgNO3
used in titration (mL)
|
Observations
|
|
3) ≈ 25 (room temperature)
|
5.2
|
35
|
100
|
4.54
|
Solution used 0.998M instead of 1M
|
|
4) 50
|
5.2
|
35
|
100
|
3.93
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Table 3-
Filtration of oil and NaCl and corresponding weights in order to find if any
NaCl had dissolved
|
Temperature
(°C)
|
Amount of NaCl (g)
|
Amount of Oil (mL)
|
Mass of beaker with 50mL water (g)
|
Mass of beaker with 50mL water + additional NaCl (g)
|
Difference between both masses (g)
|
Observations
|
|
5) ≈ 25 (room temperature)
|
5
|
10
|
47.8
|
52.8
|
5
|
|
|
6) 50
|
5
|
10
|
48.1
|
53.2
|
5.1
|
Not possible, as only
5g of NaCl was applied.
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