Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity (9th Edition)

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Chapter 4 Stoichiometry: Quantitative Information about Chemical Reactions - Study Questions - Page 179k: 130

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a)Average volume: $(20.15+21.30+20.40+20.35)/4=20.55\ mL$ Number of moles of NaOH: $20.55\ mL\times 0.1760\ M=3.617\ mmol$ Number of moles of sulfuric acid: $1.808\ mmol$ Concentration: $1.808\ mmol/10.00\ mL=0.181\ M$ Concentration before dilution: $0.181\ M\times 500.\ mL\div 5.00\ mL=18.08\ M$ b) Mass: $18.08\ M\times 98.07\ g/mol=1.773\ kg$ Mass percentage: $1.773/1.84\times100\%=96.38$
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