Answer to Question #114877 in General Chemistry for mike

Question #114877
A sample of sodium hydroxide of mass 1.600g is added to a solution containing 1.472g of H2SO4.

2NaOH + H2SO4 → Na2SO4 + 2H2O

a). Identify the limiting reactant?
b). Calculate the mass of sodium sulfate formed in the solution?
c). Calculate the mass of the unused reactant remaining in the solution?
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Expert's answer
2020-05-11T14:24:31-0400

a) Limiting reactant is H2SO4

b) Formed sodium sulfate is 2.13 g

c) 0.4 g sodium hydroxide NaOH


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Assignment Expert
12.05.20, 19:03

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mike
12.05.20, 04:43

for part c give me the steps of the answer okay please?

mike
12.05.20, 04:42

how did you figure out that 0.4 g sodium hydroxide NaOH on part c?

mike
12.05.20, 04:32

how did you figure out that 0.4 g sodium hydroxide NaOH on part c?

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