55. Consider you now have a beaker of NaOH (strong base). After rinsing the pH meter, you place it into the base. According to the pH reading, what is the concentration of NaOH in the container? (Round to 2 sig figs) Oi00251 pH Meter 11.40 20.00-mL
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![55. Consider you now have a beaker of NaOH (strong base). After rinsing the pH meter, you
place it into the base. According to the pH reading, what is the concentration of NaOH in
the container? (Round to 2 sig figs)
O.00251
pH Meter
11.40
20.00-mL
56. Now imagine that you add 15.5 mL of DI water to the base in the cylinder described in
problem #55. Assuming the volumes are additive, what will be displayed on the pH meter?
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