In the titration of NaOH with vinegar, a student overshot the endpoint (i. e. added too much NaOH solution). How will this affect the calculate percent acetic acid in the vinegar

Overshooting the endpoint leads to a percent acetic acid in vinegar higher than the correct value.

Explanation:

When too much NaOH solution is added, the resulting number of equivalent hydronium (OH⁻) will be higher than what it is in reality. This would directly lead to the number of acetic acid moles in the vinegar being found higher than normal.

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explanation: a formula which shows the arrangement of atoms in the molecule of a compound