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20g of solid sodium hydroxide were dissolved in distilled water and made to 400cm3. 30cm3 of this solution required 27cm3 of dilute sulphuric (iv) acid for complete reaction. [Na=23 O=16 H=1]
Determine

  1. Moles of sodium hydroxide contained in 30cm3 of solution 
  2. Moles of sulphuric (iv) acid that reacted 
  3. Concentration of the sulphuric (iv) acid in moles per litre

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  1. Molar mass of NaOH= 40g
    20/40 = 0.5M
    0.5 = 400cm3 
      ? = 1000cm3
    0.5 × 1000
        400
    =1.25M
    1.25 = 1000cm
      ?    =30cm3 
     1.25 × 30
          1000
    =0.0375moles
  2. 2NaOH(aq) + H2SO4(aq) → Na2SO4(aq) + 2H2O(l)
    Mol of H2SO4 = Mol NaOH Mole ration in equation above is 1:2
                                       2 
                        =0.0375
                              2
    Mol of H2SO=0.01875moles
  3. 0.01875 = 27cm3
       ?        =1000cm3
    1000 × 0.01875 
            27
    =0.6944M

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