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if you add 0.056 moles of HC2H3O2 to 0.064 moles of NH3, how many moles of each are actually neutralized?
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DrBob222
HAc + NH3 ==> NH4Ac
0.056..0.064.....
Since these are 1:1 (1 mole HAc neutralizes exactly 1 mole NH3), then you can see that you can't react more than 0.056. So all of the HAc reacts and leaves 0.064-0.056 = 0.008 mole NH3 unreacted. How much NH4Ac is formed. 0.056 mole of course.
0.056..0.064.....
Since these are 1:1 (1 mole HAc neutralizes exactly 1 mole NH3), then you can see that you can't react more than 0.056. So all of the HAc reacts and leaves 0.064-0.056 = 0.008 mole NH3 unreacted. How much NH4Ac is formed. 0.056 mole of course.
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