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What volume of a 0.167 M potassium hydroxide solution is required to neutralize 20.7 mL of a 0.182 M nitric acid solution? mL potassium hydroxide

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
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00:01 First of all we will find out moles of hno3 nitric acid.
00:09 So we all know about molarity or molar concentration so that is the number of moles of solute present in dissolved in one liter of solution.
00:20 So with the help of that formula molarity molar concentration is equals to number of moles divided by volume.
00:28 So we will find out here number of moles.
00:31 Number of moles will be equal to molarity multiplied by volume.
00:34 So this will be equal to molarity multiplied by volume.
00:41 So now we have 0 .152 molar multiplied by 26 .4 milliliter.
00:54 Now further this can be written as 0 .152.
00:58 Now this is mole per liter multiplied by 26 .4 and now this milliliter here.
01:09 So this should be converted into liter so for that we will divide this by 1000 milliliter because one liter consist of 1000 milliliter.
01:20 So this will be equal to.
01:21 So this will be 0 .0040128 mole.
01:36 Okay so these are the number of moles.
01:41 Now we have a neutralization reaction of koh and hno3.
01:45 Koh is potassium hydroxide di -strong base...
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