Posted by Annie on Friday, April 10, 2009 at 12:51am.
molarity= mols per litre
so one one thousandth of the molarity is how much is in each mL.
volume (in liters) * Molarity= mols altogether
total mol* (# mol you need to even it out per mol of whatever youre titrating)= amount of mols youll need of the titrant.
divide the molarity of the titrant by 1000 to see how many mols in one mL, divide the number you need over that, and you have the number of mL you should need.
I think.
maybe.
mLacid x Macid = mLbase x Mbase.
You are given three of the four, calculate the fourth.
I understand this but i am confused becuase the problem uses a weak acid and strong base and the mLacid x Macid = mLbase x Mbase is for the equilibrium part put i am supposed to find the volume of titrant needed to reach the endpoint i think i am missing a concept. Please help
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