Asked by Erika
A sample of solid monoprotic acid with molar mass equal to 169.7 g/mol was titrated with 0.1599 M sodium hydroxide solution. Calculate the mass in grams of acid to be used if the volume of NaOH to be used is 25 mL.
Is the solution correct?:
moles NaOH = 0.1599 x 0.025=3.998x10^-3
moles H+ = moles NaOH (from equation) = 3.998x10^-3
mass H+ = moles x molar mass= 3.998x10^-3 x 169.7 = 0.6789g
Is the solution correct?:
moles NaOH = 0.1599 x 0.025=3.998x10^-3
moles H+ = moles NaOH (from equation) = 3.998x10^-3
mass H+ = moles x molar mass= 3.998x10^-3 x 169.7 = 0.6789g
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Answered by
bobpursley
I didn't check the math, but the procedure is correct.
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