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Weight of Sodium Carbonate reacting with 0.1M HCl?

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The procedure in the lab just says to "weigh samples containing enough". Does it matter how much Na2CO3 I place in 25mL of water to titrate with the HCl? Calculation wise it's around 14 grams but I'm unclear on this.

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1M Na2CO3 = 120 g/L

0.1M Na2CO3 = 12 g/L = 0.3g/25ml
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