Posted by chris on Thursday, October 2, 2008 at 10:19pm.
Both questions can be answered by substituting the informatin given into:
MaVa = MbVb
Ma = molarity of the acid (HCl)
Va = volume of acid
Mb = molarity of base (NaOH)
Vb = volume of base
The unknown in #1 is Vb
The unknown in #1 is Mb
I want to make a couple of points here.
1. The equation provided by GK works quite well for both of these problems; however, it is good ONLY for those equations in which the mol ratios of acid to base is 1 as they are in HCl and NaOH. If H2SO4 was being titrated with NaOH it would not work (at least without modification).
2. The second point is reserved for the second problem itself, not in the way it was worked. Specifically, I don't like the wording of the problem. I want to point out that the solution was pink initially and it was titrated until the solution was COLORLESS. Colorless is the absence of color; clear is the absence of turbidity. The solution changed COLOR from pink to colorless.
Have a good day.
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