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How would your Na2CO3 /g candy reported change if there was a large air bubble in...

How would your Na2CO3 /g candy reported change if there was a large air bubble in the stopcock tip when you started your titration?

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it molarity will decrease because we will get a higher value of volueme than actully required for titration as some of the volume in the burrette is occupied bu air and not Na2CO3

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