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This question says to a 25 ml volumetric flask, a lab technician adds 0 .3 gram sample of a weak monoprotic acid, ha.
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So you have h .a.
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0 .30 grams of it.
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So the technician titrated this weak acid with k -o -h, and the concentration of that is 0 .0 .0.
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867 molar k -oh and she reaches the end point after adding 41 .23ml of the klh.
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It says to determine the number of moles of a weak acid solution.
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Okay.
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So monoprotic said it is.
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So that will be to produce k .a.
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Plus h2o.
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So stoichiometry is one to one, right? so we know this question says to a 205 ml volumetric philosophy lab technician had it 0 .3 grams of wickman of protein protein protein protein and that lead to the max so the total volume of this return 5m.
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Now okay so we know c a va over c b vb or ve more ratio of acids to base we see where a is here, i see them b is the base, c is concentration and v is volume.
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So going forward with this we are looking for the number of moles of the weak acid.
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So n -a will be equals to c -a -v -a and b divided by c -b -v -b.
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So that will give us ca, we don't do it...