In what molar ratio do the titrant and KHP react MassKHP2KHPTrial 33130g.0..304690.3059 grmInd Buret16.72mL15.3 mLH6.72mc0. 00meMolarity of NaoH (soluton)Arerage Na O.0988 MNo.OH Concen troafionAdded

Given: Trial-1 Trial-2 Trial- Mass of KHP (g) 0.3130 0.3040 0.3059 Final burette reading…

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Chapter3: Composition Of Substances And Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 70E: What mass of a 4.00% NaOH solution by mass contains 15.0 g of NaOH?

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In what molar ratio do the titrant and KHP react

Mass
KHP2
KHP
Trial 3
3130g.
0.
.30469
0.3059 grm
Ind Buret
16.72mL
15.3 mL
H6.72mc
0. 00me
Molarity of NaoH (soluton)
Arerage Na O.0988 M
No.
OH Concen troafion
Added

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