A sample of KHP, KHCBH4O4, weighing 2.035 g is titrated with NaOH andbacktitrated with HCI. NaOH required 23.20 ml; HCI required 2.675 ml. Ifeach ml of HCl is equivalent (=) to 0.01600 g of Na20, what volume of 6.00 NNaOH must be added to 500 mL of above NaOH to bring it to 0.5000N?

Given: Mass of sample of KHP =2.035 g Volume of NaOH required =23.20 mL Volume of HCl required…

A sample of KHP, KHC8H.O4, weighing 2.035 g is titrated with NAOH and backtitrated with HCI. NaOH required = 23.20 ml; HCI required = 2.675 ml. If each ml of HCI is equivalent (*) to 0.01600 g of Na:O, what volume of 6.00 N NaOH must be added to 500 mL of above NaOH to bring it to 0.5000N?

A sample of KHP, KHC8H.O4, weighing 2.035 g is titrated with NAOH and backtitrated with HCI. NaOH required = 23.20 ml; HCI required = 2.675 ml. If each ml of HCI is equivalent (*) to 0.01600 g of Na:O, what volume of 6.00 N NaOH must be added to 500 mL of above NaOH to bring it to 0.5000N?

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A sample of KHP, KHCBH4O4, weighing 2.035 g is titrated with NaOH and
backtitrated with HCI. NaOH required 23.20 ml; HCI required 2.675 ml. If
each ml of HCl is equivalent (=) to 0.01600 g of Na20, what volume of 6.00 N
NaOH must be added to 500 mL of above NaOH to bring it to 0.5000N?

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