Experiment 10: Titrations Constants (Known Values): - Mass of 1 TUMS tablet (g) - TUMS dose (# tablets) - Mass of 1 tsp Maalox (g) - Maalox dose (# tsp) - Stomach acid HCl conc. (M) 2.63 g 2 tablets 5.2023 g 0.14 tsp
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Total mass of TUMS = Mass of 1 TUMS tablet × TUMS dose = 2.63 g × 2 = 5.26 g Total mass of Maalox = Mass of 1 tsp Maalox × Maalox dose = 5.2023 g × 0.14 = 0.7283 g Show more…
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