In step 4 of part A where you add distilled water to the acid KHP, suppose...

In step 4 of part A where you add distilled water to the acid KHP, suppose you add 40 mL DI h2o instead of 30mL to the flask to dissolve the KHP. Why would this affect the overall outcome of your data? Why/why not? Hint: try to determine whether or not your calculations are affected by this change.

this was a titration performed between KHP and NaOH solution

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