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How many milliliters of .100 M NAOH are required to neutralize the following solutions 20.0mL of .126 M HNO3
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How many milliliters of .100 M NAOH are required to neutralize the following solutions 20.0mL of .126 M HNO3

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Titration formula:

Ma * Va = Mb * Vb

0.126M * 20.0 mL = 0.100 * Vb

2.52 = 0.100Vb

Vb = 25.2 mL

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