A 30 cm'aliquot of 0.075 M Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is titrated against a standardised HCI solution of concentration0.090 M.What is the pH after 0.1 cm' of HCI excess (i.e. V at equivalence + 0.1)?5.048.957.0010.213.79

Volume of NaOH (V1)= 30 cm3 = 30 ml (1 cm3 = 1ml) Molarity of NaOH (M1)= 0.075 M Volume of HCl = 0.1…

A 30 cm'aliquot of 0.075 M Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is titrated against a standardised HCl solution of concentration 0.090 M. What is the pH after 0.1 cm' of HCl excess (i.e. V at equivalence + 0.1)? O 5.04 8.95 7.00 10.21 3.79

A 30 cm'aliquot of 0.075 M Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is titrated against a standardised HCl solution of concentration 0.090 M. What is the pH after 0.1 cm' of HCl excess (i.e. V at equivalence + 0.1)? O 5.04 8.95 7.00 10.21 3.79

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A 30 cm'aliquot of 0.075 M Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is titrated against a standardised HCI solution of concentration
0.090 M.
What is the pH after 0.1 cm' of HCI excess (i.e. V at equivalence + 0.1)?
5.04
8.95
7.00
10.21
3.79

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