Monitoring chemical reactions

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Question 38
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A student monitors the concentration of ethanoic acid in a household vinegar sample over time by titrating 25.0 cm3 aliquots against a standard solution of 0.100 mol dm−3 NaOH0.100\text{ mol dm}^{-3}\ \text{NaOH}0.100 mol dm−3 NaOH. The burette readings from the titrations are shown in the table below:

Titration 1 (rough)Titration 2Titration 3Titration 4
Final reading (cm3)(\text{cm}^3)(cm3)25.1024.4547.9524.95
Initial reading (cm3)(\text{cm}^3)(cm3)0.500.5024.301.10

What is the accurate average titre that the student should use to calculate the concentration of ethanoic acid?

23.82 cm323.82\text{ cm}^323.82 cm3

23.90 cm323.90\text{ cm}^323.90 cm3

24.01 cm324.01\text{ cm}^324.01 cm3

23.75 cm323.75\text{ cm}^323.75 cm3

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