Calculate the molecular weight of your unknown acid if it had four reactive protons and reacted with the same amount of NaOH as you measured in this experiment?

Q1. Let the acid be H4A
The reaction equation with NaOH will be : H4A
(aq) + 4 NaOH (aq)
Na4A (aq) + 4 H2O (l)
For trial 1,
moles NaOH reacted = 0.00191081 mol
moles unknown acid = (1/4) * (moles NaOH reacted)
moles unknown acid = (0.25) * (0.00191081 mol)
moles unknown acid = 0.0004777 mol
molar mass unknown acid = (mass unknown acid) / (moles unknown acid)
molar mass unknown acid = (0.2 g) / (0.0004777 mol)
molar mass unknown acid = 418.67 g/mol
Similarly, for trial 2, molar mass unknown acid = 404.71 g/mol
for trial 3, molar mass unknown acid = 466.98 g/mol
Average molar mass = (418.67 g/mol + 404.71 g/mol + 466.98 g/mol) / 3
Average molar mass = (1290.36 g/mol) / 3
Average molar mass = 430.12 g/mol
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