Consider the following hypothetical acid-base titration where A represents the acid and B represents the base. The products of this reaction are salt and water. Assume the equation is balanced as written. 3A + 28 -- salt+ water (OR 3 A+ 2B right arrow salt + water) Calculate the molarity of B if 15.79 ml of A with a molarity of 0.950 is titrated with 16.86 ml of B. Do not type units with your answer. Your Answer: Answer

Consider the following hypothetical acid-base titration where A represents the acid and B represents the base. The products of this reaction are salt and water. Assume the equation is balanced as written. 3A + 28 -- salt+ water (OR 3 A+ 2B right arrow salt + water) Calculate the molarity of B if 15.79 ml of A with a molarity of 0.950 is titrated with 16.86 ml of B. Do not type units with your answer. Your Answer: Answer

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