As part of VIRKLIN's acidity determination basedon the amount of citric acid present, you took a25.00 mL aliquot of finished product (VIRKLIN) ina 125 mL Erlenmeyer flask. From the followingreaction:OHONaHO.HO+ 3 NaOHNao.ONa+ 3 H20ÓH ÖDetermine how much volume of NaOH (0.1023 ±0.0005) mol L-1 (in mL) do you need to fullyconsume the citric acid present in the VIRKLINaliquot? M C6H8O7 = 192.13 g mol-1.Citric acid at 93% in mass: 27gNaOH 1+1 (M = 40,00 g mol-1, p = 1,50 g mL-1

Calculating the moles of citric acid:There is 27 g of citric acid and it is given that citric acid…

HO + 3 NaOH но. Nao. ONa + 3 H20 ÓH Ö ÓH Ö Determine how much volume of NaOH (0.1023 + 0.0005) mol L-1 (in mL) do you need to fully consume the citric acid present in the VIRKLIN aliquot? M C6H8O7 = 192.13 g mol-1. Citric acid at 93% in mass: 27g NaOH 1+1 (M = 40.00 a mol-1. 0 = 1.50 a ml-1 %3D

HO + 3 NaOH но. Nao. ONa + 3 H20 ÓH Ö ÓH Ö Determine how much volume of NaOH (0.1023 + 0.0005) mol L-1 (in mL) do you need to fully consume the citric acid present in the VIRKLIN aliquot? M C6H8O7 = 192.13 g mol-1. Citric acid at 93% in mass: 27g NaOH 1+1 (M = 40.00 a mol-1. 0 = 1.50 a ml-1 %3D

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