MaVa-MbVb can be used for simple strong acid- strong base titration calculations. Suppose 125 mL of the basic analyte has an unknown concentration, and the buret is filled with a standardized acid solution: ■ Concentration: 1.55 M ■ Volume: 37.0 mL What is the concentration of the base? Answer: sig figs.) M (Enter your answer with 3

MaVa-MbVb can be used for simple strong acid- strong base titration calculations. Suppose 125 mL of the basic analyte has an unknown concentration, and the buret is filled with a standardized acid solution: ■ Concentration: 1.55 M ■ Volume: 37.0 mL What is the concentration of the base? Answer: sig figs.) M (Enter your answer with 3

Chemistry

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