Given the results of your coarse titration, how does the concentration of the acetic acid compare to the concentration of sodium hydroxide? a. The acetic acid solution has the same molarity as the sodium hydroxide solution.
b. The acetic acid solution has a lower molarity than the sodium hydroxide solution.
c. The concentration of the acetic acid solution cannot be determined.
d. The acetic acid solution has a higher molarity than the sodium hydroxide solution.

when the concentration of acetic acid is compared to the concentration of sodium hydroxide ; The acetic acid solution has a lower molarity than the sodium hydroxide solution ( B )

Although the results of the coarse titration are missing a general answer is provided within the scope of the question

   The concentration ( molarity ) of acetic acid ( CH₃COOH )  is approximately 17.4 M while the concentration ( molarity ) of sodium hydroxide is approximately 19.4 M

  Therefore after the coarse titration performed in the laboratory it can be determined that the The acetic acid solution has a lower molarity than the sodium hydroxide solution given that a constant solvent is used for the titration process.

  Hence we can conclude that when the concentration of acetic acid is compared to the concentration of sodium hydroxide, The acetic acid solution will have a lower molarity than the sodium hydroxide solution.

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d. The acetic acid solution has a higher molarity that the Sodium Hydroxide solution.

Explanation:

Sodium Hydroxide is also known as caustic soda. It is an inorganic compound with molar mass of 39.997 g/mol. It is soluble in water, ethanol and Methanol.  Its formula is NaOH.

Acetic acid is a colorless organic compound liquid called ethanoic acid. It has molar mass of 60.052 g/mol. It is soluble in water. Its formula is CH3COOH.

The molarity of acetic acid is higher than sodium hydroxide.

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