The molar mass of KHP is 204.22 g molBalance the following reaction:NaOH (аq)2 KHC3H4O4(aq)>2NaKC3H4O4 (aq) +H2O (1)2.>2. Complete the calculations in the following table:Mass ofMoles ofVolume ofVolume ofUnroundedTrialКНР (g)КНР (mol)NAOH (mL)NaOH (L)NAOH] (M)11.38314.23321.38275.581.383117.0041.382716.5051.400915.9061.398014.4671.394116.0981.395016.201.436016.27101.397916.65111.743615.89121.558317.503.3.3.3.

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Balance the following reaction: 2 NaOH(aq) 2 KHC3H4O4(aq) - 2 NaKC3H4O4 (aq) - 2 H2O (1) +