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How can hydrochloric acid standardization be made more accurate?

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How can hydrochloric acid standardization be made more accurate?

When measuring protein, how can hydrochloric acid standardization be made more accurate? The primary standard anhydrous sodium carbonate can just be dried in a muffle furnace at 270-300 for 1 hour, right?

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