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Imagine that someone provides you a 0.00487 m znso4 solution to titrate your edta titrant against. you pipette 25.00 ml of the znso4 solution into a beaker, 10.00 ml of ph=10 buffer solution, and add a few drops of eriochrome black t solution into a 150 ml beaker. you titrate it with the edta titrant that you prepared and visually identify the purplish-pink (fuchsia) colored end-point of the titration after titrating with 23.87 ml of your edta titrant. calculate and report the concentration of the edta titrant. note: this is the process you will follow for the standardization of your edta titrant in the laboratory. 6. into each of three erlenmeyer flasks or beakers, you pipet 15.00 ml of your unknown water sample, 5.00 ml of the ph=10 buffer solution you prepared, and a few drops of eriochrome black t indicator. you titrate the three samples to the purplish-pink (fuchsia) colored endpoint using the edta titrant with a concentration that you determined in q4 of this pre-laboratory assignment. for the three trials you reach the end-point after titrating with 16.21 ml, 16.15 ml, and 16.10 ml. calculate and report the sample mean, standard deviation, relative percent standard deviation, and 95% confidence interval for the calcium hardness of the sample in ppm - you can assume the density of solution to be 1.0 g/ml. 7. describe five examples for this milestone of how you will exhibit control over the chemical system in order to achieve a necessary and desired chemical outcome necessary for you to perform your analysis.

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