acid-base titration value was used to determine the molar mass of unknown monoprotic acid.
Whether a substance is molecular or atomic, its molar mass refers to the sum of the atomic masses of the constituent parts. Its units are grams per mole (g/mole) (1). The molar mass is computed once the substance's formula is known. When one of the reactants' concentrations is known, volumetric analysis can be used in the lab to calculate the substances' molar masses.
Using a solution of a standardized base, acid-base titration can be used to calculate the molar mass of an acid. One proton in a monoprotic acid will react with a hydroxide molecule (3). This reaction's general equation is HA + OH-------> H2O + A.
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