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For a lab, i am to titrate a sample of ASA, which i am to create myself. I have two questions:
Are 5g of salycilic acid, 10mL of acetic anhydride, and some sulfuric acid enough to create some ASA (obviously using a hot and cold water bath as well)?
What should i use to titrate the ASA, and how do i do it?
I think i'll use NaOH. Also, what is he thing that i titrate with called, do i need any other materials (I have NaOH, ASA, a beaker/flask/test tube, and a pH meter)? Thanks a bunch
Are 5g of salycilic acid, 10mL of acetic anhydride, and some sulfuric acid enough to create some ASA (obviously using a hot and cold water bath as well)?
What should i use to titrate the ASA, and how do i do it?
I think i'll use NaOH. Also, what is he thing that i titrate with called, do i need any other materials (I have NaOH, ASA, a beaker/flask/test tube, and a pH meter)? Thanks a bunch