Question #146965

A 874.55ml solution consisting of 0.045 M Al(OH)3 was neutralised with 0.897L HBr.

What is the formula of the acid?

What moles of acid are present?

What is the concentration of the acid?

Expert's answer

The equation for the reaction is

3HBr + Al(OH)3 -------- AlBr3 + 3H2O

A)The formula for the acid is HBr

B)We have 3 moles of the acid from the equation.

C)Tp find the conc of the acid we will use the formula;

CaVa = CbVb where

Ca= conc of acid Va=volume of acid

Cb= conc of base Vb=volume of base.

Converting the volume of the base to litre we have;874.5÷1000=0.875

So substituting our values we have;

Ca=Cb × Vb / Va

Ca=0.045×0.875/0.897

Ca = 0.044 M


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