When one drop of HCI from your burette removes the last pink color, record your volume of 1.00M HCl used. O Now determine which base you have in your cleaner. Proceed with the calculation as in Part 1. Record the percent base as indicated by the manufacturer and compare your results. Suggest sources of experimental error or reasons for differences in results.
Some cleaners contain acids.
The acids are added to the cleaners for specific purposes. Reference to acids in the problems, below, refers to these types of cleaners. 5.14g of a household cleaner containing HCl requires 18.5cm 3 of 1.0M NaOH solution to neutralize. Be sure to write out the balanced equation for this reaction. You will need 2 tables for PART 1, and 2 tables for PART 2 in the lab.