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?

Expert's answer

a) Limiting reactant is H₂SO₄

b) Formed sodium sulfate is 2.13 g

c) 0.4 g sodium hydroxide NaOH

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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?