500 mL of 0.1019 M NaOH solution is left open immediately after preparation, and it absorbs 0.652 g CO2. Calculate the relative carbonate error made in acetic acid titration with this solution with phenol-phthalate indicator.

500 mL of 0.1019 M NaOH solution is left open immediately after preparation, and it absorbs 0.652 g CO2. Calculate the relative carbonate error made in acetic acid titration with this solution with phenol-phthalate indicator.

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