“…HC1 is a reasonably strong electrolyte (Kd = 1.1 X 10_2), and tetrazoles behave as weak bases. The data give the upper limit of the autoprotolysis constant of formic acid as 2.2 X 10-7. Acetic acid (26,96,124, H9, 205,250), acetic anhydride (27,81,142,149,198,240,272), or mixtures of these substances (163, 169,278) 167,169,198,240,272) or indicator (96,149 interferometric (263) and thermometric (262) methods have been reported for the titration of metal acetates or nitrogen bases in acetic acid. A variety of quaternary ammonium salts have been titrated in acetic acid using either indicator (88) or potentiometric (167) methods.…”