Today, details count!
You will determine [HCl] by titration with 0.05297MNaOH, using phenolphthalein as your indicator. Notice, we know our [NaOH] to a high degree of certainty.
We will also begin analyzing lab data using statistical methods to determine if an outlier may be rejected. We use a technique called Dixon's Q-Test to do that. The Q-Test works better the more trials you have. Today you will perform five trials.
When you come to class on Tuesday you should have:
Title
Purpose
Reaction
Procedures
Data section - including the calculation of [HCl] for all five trials. Do NOT calculate the average.