Calculate the number of grams of CH_3COOH in the vinegar. The molarity of vinegar that I have gotten is 1.61 M.
What is the volume of the vinegar that you have gotten?
For the volume I got 9.86 ml
You don't understand. You want to answer the question "how many grams of acetic acid are in the vinegar?" If the solution is 1.61 M it contains 1.61 moles in 1 L of solution. Do you have a whole liter? Is that what you are asking? How many grams of acetic acid in 1 L of a 1.61 M solution?
Well, I'm doing a cabbage juice titration lab and one of the questions it is asking is this one but I don't understand how to find the answer.
If so, then find the molecular weight of acetic acid and multiply y 1.61
Did you already do the titration?
Yes I did
How many milliliters of 1.61 M acetic acid did you use?
Well, the way that I found the molarity of vinegar was: Ma + 9.86ml = 1.14M + 14ml Ma + .00986L = 1.14M + .014L Ma=1.61M
@Mertsj
So are you saying you used 9.86 ml of 1.61 M acetic acid to do the titration?
Yes
1000 ml = 1 L = 1.61 moles acetic acid = 48 g acetic acid 9.86 ml = 9.86/1000 x 1.61 moles acetic acid = .0158746 moles acetic acid = .76 g acetic acid
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