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Calculate how much KHP is sufficient to react with approx 25mL or 0.10 mol L NaOH. Why?

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  1. Laura....the amount sufficient to react means that when the endpoint is reached ( like the phenolphthalein color change )...the endpoint is a good estimate of the true equivalence point. The equivalence point is where the amount of base = the amount of acid. At that point, meq of base added = meq of acid present.

    So   meq = (Vol)(N) and also = wt of substance /meq weight

    so  (Vol NaOH)( NNaOH) = wt KHPH/0.2042 grams/meq

    ( KHPH is monoprotic so its formula weigyt and equivalent weight are the same ..= 204.2 ,  1/1000 this figure is the me weight

    so 25 mL ( 0.1N ) = wt /0.2042

    wt of KHPH = 25 ( 0.1 ) ( 0.2042 ) =  0.5105 grams

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