What is the pH of a solution prepared by mixing 45.11 mL of 0.8314 M HCl and 42.03 mL of 0.7261 M NaOH? Please see Mixing strong acid and strong base for assistance. Please note that the starting values in the problem all have 4significant figures. Depending upon the randomization and how many sig figs are lost during subtraction, there may be more significant figures than students typically input for similar problems.

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What is the pH of a solution prepared by mixing 45.11 mL of 0.8314 M HCl and 42.03 mL of 0.7261 M NaOH? Please see Mixing strong acid and strong base for assistance. Please note that the starting values in the problem all have significant figures. Depending upon the randomization and how many sig figs are lost during subtraction, there may be more significant figures than students typically input for similar problems.

What is the pH of a solution prepared by mixing 45.11 mL of 0.8314 M HCl and 42.03 mL of 0.7261 M NaOH? Please see Mixing strong acid and strong base for assistance. Please note that the starting values in the problem all have significant figures. Depending upon the randomization and how many sig figs are lost during subtraction, there may be more significant figures than students typically input for similar problems.

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