In the heat of solution experiment If 10 ml of the solution of oxalic acid is diluted to 100ml amd 25 ml of this diluted solution was found to need 40 ml of NaOH ( 0.2 M) to reach the end point Calculate the molar solubility of oxalic acid if the mass of the original solution before dilution ) of oxalic acid was 11.1g. (Molar mass of oxalic acid is 90 g/mol)

In the heat of solution experiment If 10 ml of the solution of oxalic acid is diluted to 100ml amd 25 ml of this diluted solution was found to need 40 ml of NaOH ( 0.2 M) to reach the end point Calculate the molar solubility of oxalic acid if the mass of the original solution before dilution ) of oxalic acid was 11.1g. (Molar mass of oxalic acid is 90 g/mol)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter16: Solubility And Precipitation Equilibria

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