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dimaraw [331]
2 years ago
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In a titration experiment, 31. 4 ml of 1. 120 m hcooh is neutralized by 16. 3 ml of ba(oh)2. what is the concentration of the ba

(oh)2 solution?
Chemistry
1 answer:
Volgvan2 years ago
5 0

In a titration experiment, 31. 4 ml of 1. 120 M HCOOH is neutralized by 16. 3 ml of Ba(OH)_{2}. So, the concentration of the Ba(OH)_{2}  solution is 23.16 M

Calculation,

The formula for the dilution of a solution is given as:

M_{1} V_{1} = M_{2} V_{2}

Where M is molarity and V is the volume of the solution in liters ( L ).

Given data,

M_{1} =  120  M

V_{1} =31. 4 ml

M_{2} = ?

V_{2} = 16. 3 ml

120  M ×31. 4 ml  =  M_{2}  ×  16. 3 ml

M_{2}  = 120  M ×31. 4 ml / 16. 3 ml =23.16 M

In a titration experiment, the concentration of the Ba(OH)_{2}  solution is 23.16 M

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