Q3. In order to determine the acidity and acid value of olive oil, the experiment was carried out in triplicate as the following - Weight of sample no 1= 6,023 g Weight of sample no 2= 5,345 g - Weight of sample no 3= 4.956 g The volume of NaOH (0.12 N) consumed by : -Sample 1= 3.2 ml-Sample 1= 3.2 ml -Sample 2= 3.2 ml -Sample 3= 3.2 ml -Calculate the mean value of acidity and acid value -Calculate the precision of the determination - According to your answer for acidity, classify the olive oil sample

Q3. In order to determine the acidity and acid value of olive oil, the experiment was carried out in triplicate as the following - Weight of sample no 1= 6,023 g Weight of sample no 2= 5,345 g - Weight of sample no 3= 4.956 g The volume of NaOH (0.12 N) consumed by : -Sample 1= 3.2 ml-Sample 1= 3.2 ml -Sample 2= 3.2 ml -Sample 3= 3.2 ml -Calculate the mean value of acidity and acid value -Calculate the precision of the determination - According to your answer for acidity, classify the olive oil sample

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter16: Applications Of Neutralization Titrations

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