Question

Titration Calculation help

Answer 1

Simply plug in the numbers.
For acid-base titration, n1 and n2 are generally equal to 1.
For redox reactions, they are different with every case.

Answer 2

No, it does not correspond to what is in the flask and what is in the burette.
Where does your 99.something come from?

Answer 3

I multiplied 49.8 Lol what would go in there im so confused

Answer 4

@Vincent-Lyon.Fr

Answer 5

All the values are written in the column to the right of your equation.

Answer 6

Im confused on what to put in the C2 and M2

Answer 7

V2* not c2

Answer 8

I can't see any c2

Answer 9

Ya V2 idk what to put in there wouldnt it be the volume 49.8 x 2

Answer 10

squared

Answer 11

It's written there right in the middle:
M2 molarity of titrant in burette
V2 volume dropped from burette.

I do not see any coefficient 2 anywhere. Why did you multiply by 2?