Answer to Question #233654 in General Chemistry for aishwary

General Chemistry

Question #233654

Using 1L of a 0.8M weak base, NH3, as the titrand and 1M HCl as the titrant, what is the approximate equivalence point in titrant volume?

3 points

0.6L

0.7L

0.8L

0.9L

Expert's answer

0.8 × 1/1 = 0.8

0.8L

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