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During titration, an aqeous solution of HCI has a concentration of 0.1396 mol dm. If 24.71 cm (24.71 m) of this solution is delivered from a buret, what amount of HCI has been delivered? a) 0.1396 mol/L b) 0.1490 mol/L c) 0.169 mol/L d) 0.1265 mol/L

During titration, an aqeous solution of HCI has a concentration of 0.1396 mol dm. If 24.71 cm (24.71 m) of this solution is delivered from a buret, what amount of HCI has been delivered? a) 0.1396 mol/L b) 0.1490 mol/L c) 0.169 mol/L d) 0.1265 mol/L

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6. During titration, an aqeous solution of HCI has a concentration of 0.1396 mol dm. If 24.71 cm (24.71 m) of this solution is delivered from a buret, what amount of HCI has been delivered? a) 0.1396 mol/L b) 0.1490 mol/L c) 0.169 mol/L d) 0.1265 mol/L 7. Exact amount of 25.0 ml NaOH solution whose concentration is 0.974 M was delivered from a pipet. a) What amount of NaOH was present? a) 2.66 X 10° mol b) 2.44 X 10° mol c) 2.0 X 103 d) 3.6 X 103 mol
Transcribed Image Text:6. During titration, an aqeous solution of HCI has a concentration of 0.1396 mol dm. If 24.71 cm (24.71 m) of this solution is delivered from a buret, what amount of HCI has been delivered? a) 0.1396 mol/L b) 0.1490 mol/L c) 0.169 mol/L d) 0.1265 mol/L 7. Exact amount of 25.0 ml NaOH solution whose concentration is 0.974 M was delivered from a pipet. a) What amount of NaOH was present? a) 2.66 X 10° mol b) 2.44 X 10° mol c) 2.0 X 103 d) 3.6 X 103 mol
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