You are asked to find the titratable acidity of a new apple juice product. You take...
You are asked to find the titratable acidity of a new apple juice product. You take a 10 mL sample of the apple juice and titrate it with 0.085 N NaOH. It takes 15 mL of titrant to reach the end point of the titration. What is the percent acidity of the new apple juice product? (Hint: Remember how titratable acidity is typically expressed)
Homework Answers
N1V1 = N2V2
0.085N*15mL= 10*N2
N2 = 0.1275
titrable acidity is generally expressed in grams/ltr
Now the normality of apple juice is 0.1275 that means
0.1275/40 g/ltr
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