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Reactants: All reactants should be of known analytical quality; the water used must be distilled or of equivalent purity.  Diethyl ether-ethanol at 95% (V/V), mix 1-3 in volume.  solution of NaOH titrant 0.1 N or 0.5 N if necessary. The exact value of the sodium hydroxide solution must be known and verified before use.  phenolphthalein, ethanolic solution at 1% Equipment:  analytical scales  flask with a capacity of 250 ml  burette that has a capacity of 50 ml graduated in 0.05 ml. Procedure: Substance to analyse: take approximately 5 g of the substance. By shaking, titrate, with the sodium hydroxide solution of 0,1N until the indicator changes colour (pink colour of phenolphthalein lingering for at least 10 seconds). Expression of results: The acidity expressed as % in mass is equal to: v*c*M *100 1000*m Where: V= volume in ml of known titre of sodium hydroxide used c= the exact concentration of the known titre of sodium hydroxide solution used M= the molecular weight of oleic acid (282) m= the weight in grams of the substance analysed Analysis of the olive oil carried out with the students from 2AG, 2AA, 2AB Forms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=17&v=EYS3VTaznd8 The teachers: Mr Ceneri, Mrs Gabellieri, Mrs Pellegrini.