3. Calculate the volume of H,SO, with T(H;SO, NaOH) 0.003025 g/ml what is required to react with 20,00 ml. 0,1065 N solution of NaOH. Be sure to write down: 1) what analysis results are given; 2) write the corresponding reactions equations; 3) the mathematical expression of the law of equivalents and use it in solving the problem; 4) perform all calculations with comments; 5) make conclusion.

3. Calculate the volume of H,SO, with T(H;SO, NaOH) 0.003025 g/ml what is required to react with 20,00 ml. 0,1065 N solution of NaOH. Be sure to write down: 1) what analysis results are given; 2) write the corresponding reactions equations; 3) the mathematical expression of the law of equivalents and use it in solving the problem; 4) perform all calculations with comments; 5) make conclusion.

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3. Calculate the volume of H,SO, with T(H,SO, NaOH) = 0.003025 g/ml what is
required to react with 20,00 mL 0,1065 N solution of NaOH.
Be sure to write down:
1) what analysis results are given;
2) write the corresponding reactions equations;
3) the mathematical expression of the law of equivalents and use it in solving the
problem;
4) perform all calculations with comments;
5) make conclusion.

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