Did the volume of water you used to dissolve your khp affect the results of your standardization

- No water will not affect the standardization because it depends on the neutral point when gram equivalents are equalvolume of water doesn't play any role
- By adding water individual product concentration will , this change in concentration shifts the equilibrium point to either forward or back ward direction to maintain the constant KHP hence KHP will remains same

No, it did not affect the standardization

Explanation:
Standardization depends only on the neutral point (this is the point is which the gram equivalent are equal)

The added water did not influence neither the quantity of the acid nor the titrating agent.

This water was merely a solvent and the titration process is independent on this dilution that happened because of the addition of water.

Adding water will cause the equilibrium to shift in order to maintain the balance (equilibrium) again, therefore, the KHP will still remain constant

Hope this helps :)

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