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Hello students, in this question the mass of the naoh and its volume has been given with its uncertainty value.
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We have to give the molarity with the uncertainty.
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First of all we are going to derive the molarity for the actual value which is given by number of moles divided by volume.
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We know that number of moles is given by mass divided by molar mass.
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Substituting the value, the mass of naoh is 3 .854 divided by molar mass of naoh will be equal to 40 gm per mole.
00:35
On solving this we will get the number of moles is equal to 0 .09635 moles.
00:44
And coming to the molarity calculation, substituting the value, number of moles is 0 .09635 divided by volume that is 100 ml which is equal to 0 .1 litre.
00:58
On solving this we will get the molarity is equal to 0 .9635 m.
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Now we are going to calculate the uncertainty in the number of moles of naoh.
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The uncertainty in number of moles is given by uncertainty mass that is plus or minus 0 .003 divided by molar mass of naoh which is 40.
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On solving this we will find out that uncertainty in the number of moles is equal to plus or minus 0 .000075 moles...