Answer to Question #233656 in General Chemistry for aishwary

Question #233656

Using 1L of 0.8M NH2OH as the titrand and 1M HCl as the titrant, at what titrant volume does the pH reach 7? Estimate two titrant volumes for equivalence with and without hydrolysis.

0.7L and 0.8L

0.75L and 0.8L

0.8L and 0.8L

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0.7L and 0.8L

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