Determine how much naoh should be added

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Problem- At the beginning of the titration being performed in this lab experiment,

a) How do you determine how much NaOH should be added at each interval between volume-pH readings? As you approach the equivalence point,

b) How much NaOH should be added between readings?

Provide complete answer.

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