A student titrates 0.101mL of citric acid solution using the standardized 0.1M solution (use the exact concentration calculated from the previous titration problem). The sample required 0.819mL of NaOH solution to reach the end point. Given the following chemical equation(unbalanced). NaOH + H₂C6H5O7 → Nat+ H₂O + C6H5O7³- Calculate the mmoles of citric acid in the 0.101mL sample. Note 1mmol-10-³ mol

A student titrates 0.101mL of citric acid solution using the standardized 0.1M solution (use the exact concentration calculated from the previous titration problem). The sample required 0.819mL of NaOH solution to reach the end point. Given the following chemical equation(unbalanced). NaOH + H₂C6H5O7 → Nat+ H₂O + C6H5O7³- Calculate the mmoles of citric acid in the 0.101mL sample. Note 1mmol-10-³ mol

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