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Volume of phosphoric acid=10.0mL Concentration of NaOH=0.12M Volume of NaOH=10.30mL Concentration of…

Question 5/ 10 If 10.0 ml of an unknown sample of phosphorie acid was titrated against 0.12 M standard solution of NaOH nsing phenolphthalei as an indicator, and 10.30 ml of NaOH was required. Calculate the concentration of H,PO, in (g/L) 1. O6.06 2. 09.80 3. O3.03 4. O12.20 5. ONon of the above

Question 5/ 10 If 10.0 ml of an unknown sample of phosphorie acid was titrated against 0.12 M standard solution of NaOH nsing phenolphthalei as an indicator, and 10.30 ml of NaOH was required. Calculate the concentration of H,PO, in (g/L) 1. O6.06 2. 09.80 3. O3.03 4. O12.20 5. ONon of the above

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