Answer to Question #171687 in General Chemistry for Corey Pardy

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Question #171687

What concentration of sodium hydroxide solution is needed for the following neutralization reaction

37.83ml of sodium, hydroxide neutralizes 15.00ml of 0.250mol/L hydro fluoride acid

Expert's answer

15 x 0.25/1000 = 0.00375 moles

0.00375x1000/37.83 = 0,0991276764

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