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Suppose a student used the standardized EDTA2- solution from #1 to determine the molarity of an unknown solution containing Ca2+ ions (this is similar to what you will be doing in Part 2 of the lab). After several titration trials were completed, the solution concentration was calculated to be 0.01044 M Ca2+. Convert this molarity to ppm CaCO3. Hint: See Sample Problem 2 on Page 7 of this handout
Suppose a student used the standardized EDTA2- solution from #1 to determine the molarity of an unknown solution containing Ca2+ ions (this is similar to what you will be doing in Part 2 of the lab). After several titration trials were completed, the solution concentration was calculated to be 0.01044 M Ca2+. Convert this molarity to ppm CaCO3. Hint: See Sample Problem 2 on Page 7 of this handout
Casey DurganLv2
13 Dec 2019
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