We can't draw structures or curves on this board but here is a link. It will look much like the titration curve for carbonic acid; I suspect you have a curve for Na2CO3 in your text. This would be the reverse of that.
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Draw the titration curve of H2C6H6O6 (ascorbic acid, diprotic) titrated with NaOH.
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