4. Explain why anhydrous sodium carbonate is a primary standard while sodium hydroxide is not? 5. Distinguish between: i. The equivalence point and the end point of titration ii. Direct titration and back titration iii. Volumetric titrimetry and gravimetric titrimetry iv. Acid base titration and acid base titration curve 6. It was found that $30.37 mI$ . of $HCl$ solution were required to titrate the solution containing $0.325 g$ primary standard sodium carbonate. Calculate the molarity of the $HCl$ solution.

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4. Explain why anhydrous sodium carbonate is a primary standard while sodium hydroxide is not? 5. Distinguish between: i. The equivalence point and the end point of titration ii. Direct titration and back titration iii. Volumetric titrimetry and gravimetric titrimetry iv. Acid base titration and acid base titration curve 6. It was found that

30.37 mI

. of

HCl

solution were required to titrate the solution containing

0.325 g

primary standard sodium carbonate. Calculate the molarity of the

HCl

solution.

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