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20
mL
of
0.10
M
HCl is titrated with
0.10
M
NaOH. After
10
mL
of NaOH have been added the pH of the mixture is
A
1.00
B
1.30
C
1.48
D
7.00
Answer: C
Moles of
H
X
+
left
=
2.0
−
1.0
=
1.0
mmol
in
30
mL
, so
[
H
X
+
]
=
0.0333
M
and
pH
=
1.48
.
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