Suppose you did NOT swirl the container properly to get rid of all the CO₂ gas during the titration, and ended up with leftover

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Suppose you did NOT swirl the container properly to get rid of all the CO₂ gas during the titration, and ended up with leftover CO₂ still in the container when you obtained the stable green color (indicating complete neutralization).
(b) Using at least TWO complete sentences: Would doing this OVERESTIMATE or UNDERESTIMATE the MOLES of acetic acid left over after the H₂-producing ("First steps") reaction was complete? What is the chemical (and/or mathematical) explanation for why this is?

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