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O Level · English Medium · Cambridge · Chemistry
Use a titration equation to calculate an unknown concentration.
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A titre is the delivered volume used in the calculation. Convert it to dm³ when concentration is mol/dm³. The stoichiometric ratio comes from a balanced equation; equal volumes do not imply equal concentrations for every reaction.
H2SO4+2NaOH→Na2SO4+2H2O. A 25.0cm³ acid sample reacts with 20.0cm³ of 0.100 mol/dm³ NaOH. Base amount0.00200 mol, acid0.00100 mol, so acid concentration0.0400 mol/dm³.
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The coefficient ratio is 1:2.
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Base0.003 mol; acid0.0015 mol; concentration0.0015/0.025=0.06 mol/dm³.
Use the2:1 ratio and volume conversion.
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