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I. Equilibrium Glacial CH3COOH Final buret reading 46 Moles acetic acid 0.0524 used (show work) Molarity of solution (show woII. Common Ion Molarity CH3COON2 0.247 4.057 g Mass CH3COON2 used, grams H3O*leg Using appropriate concentrations, complete tIII. Buffer Capacity Acetic Acid / Sodium Acetate Drops 0.10 NaOH Added to Change pH by 0.10 Unit Final Initial Initial Acid:I need the highlighted parts, and check if what I did is correct. Thanks!

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