The phosphoric acid in a 100.00 mL sample of soda was titrated with 0.1025 M NaOH. The first equivalent point occured at 16.11 mL and the second equivalence point was at 32.55 mL. The average concentration is 2.81 X 10^-4. Based on the average concentration, if you were to titrate to the third equivalence point of H3PO4. What would the total volume of NaOH you would need?
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The phosphoric acid in a 100.00 mL sample of soda was titrated with 0.1025 M NaOH. The first equivalent point occured at 16.11 mL and the second equivalence point was at 32.55 mL. The average concentration is 2.81 X 10^-4. Based on the average concentration, if you were to titrate to the third equivalence point of H3PO4. What would the total volume of NaOH you would need?
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