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Acetic acid Unknown Volume Volume pH pll Velme pli Volume pH NaO (mL.) NaOI (mL) Nat11 (ml.) NaOH (mL) 0, 35 lo.80 7.00 7.93

how would I calculate the Last 4 lines for acetic acid?

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