What molarity of sodium hydroxide solution is used to react 0.402 grams of KHP (C8H5KO4), if the initial buret reading for the addition of sodium hydroxide is 10.4 mL, and the final reading is 28.7 mL? The molar mass of KHP is 204.2 g/mol. The reaction is: KHP + NaOH KNAP + H20 O A, 0.0686 M O B. 0.0220 M OC. 0.189 M O D. none of these O E. 0.140 M O F. 22.0 M O G.0.108 M O H. 1.08x10-4 M

What molarity of sodium hydroxide solution is used to react 0.402 grams of KHP (C8H5KO4), if the initial buret reading for the addition of sodium hydroxide is 10.4 mL, and the final reading is 28.7 mL? The molar mass of KHP is 204.2 g/mol. The reaction is: KHP + NaOH KNAP + H20 O A, 0.0686 M O B. 0.0220 M OC. 0.189 M O D. none of these O E. 0.140 M O F. 22.0 M O G.0.108 M O H. 1.08x10-4 M

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