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Acid-base titrations and double titration (NaOH, Na2CO3, NaHCO3)
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eq039
20
mL
of
0.2
M
NaOH
is neutralised by
0.05
M
H
X
2
SO
X
4
. The volume of acid required is:
A
20 mL
B
80 mL
C
10 mL
D
40 mL
Answer: D
H
X
2
SO
X
4
(
n
=
2
) of
0.05
M
is
0.10
N
, and
NaOH
is
0.2
N
. From
N
1
V
1
=
N
2
V
2
:
0.2
×
20
=
0.10
×
V
, so
V
=
40
mL
.
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