Posted by Rayana on Sunday, October 10, 2010 at 8:35pm.
Yes, moles NaOH = M x L; however, you didn't convert 13.9 mL correctly. It should be 0.0139 L.
0.414 x (25 mL/100 mL) is correct.
So if the acid is diprotic (I assume you were told that), then moles H2A = 1/2 moles NaOH = ??
Now molar mass acid is
n = g/molar mass and
molar mass = grams H2A/moles H2A.
Thats exactly what i was thinking of doing. However a friend of mine dvided the molar mass of the acid by 4 in the end. Andinsists tht its the riht thing to do. I dont understand why he did tht but it seems toi have gotten him the right answer :S
Certainly that will work. The grams of acid/mole = molar mass.
So if you use 4 times the acid, then divide the final result by 4 you get the same answer as dividing by 4 first before dividing by moles. I wonder if this is what you did on the other problem I just did. You had 1.2/moles and your answer was 4x too high which is why you had that huge molar mass of 1304 something.
Thanks Alot DrBob222 :D rele means alot ! ! :D
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