With the image attached please do the calculations/calculate what is highlighted in yellow please Please also calculate - percent % error in molar mass - percent % error in pKaPlease please please answer as fast as possible Calculations eqpt = equilvalent point ☆☆eapt=PHeqpt = 7.98Vegpt =19.95mL☆ bP=boiling point ☆ ☆ mass = 0.300g *Vop = Vege+ -19.95 = 9.972.2Pkap (PH)=(0.09348) (9.97) +2.289 = 3.22Mbase = 0.1002 MVase=19.95 mL x-1000mLmol pase = 0.1002M x 19.95mL xIL1000 mLmolar mass = massmolmol = massmolar mass11

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Calculations eqpt = equilvalent point ☆ PHeqpt = 7.98 Vegpt =19.95mL Vrop = Veapt Veget= ☆ bP= boiling point ☆ ☆ mass = 0.300g☆ 19.95 = 9.97 2 pka bp (PH 6p) = 10.09348) (9.97) +2.289 = 3.22 Mbase = 0.1002 M Vase = 19.95mL x- 1000mL mol pase =0.1002M × 19.95mL x IL molar mass = mass mol mol = mass molar mass 1000 mL

Calculations eqpt = equilvalent point ☆ PHeqpt = 7.98 Vegpt =19.95mL Vrop = Veapt Veget= ☆ bP= boiling point ☆ ☆ mass = 0.300g☆ 19.95 = 9.97 2 pka bp (PH 6p) = 10.09348) (9.97) +2.289 = 3.22 Mbase = 0.1002 M Vase = 19.95mL x- 1000mL mol pase =0.1002M × 19.95mL x IL molar mass = mass mol mol = mass molar mass 1000 mL

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