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Acid-base stoichiometry
If I am given th Molarity of the acid and the volume of the acid and the chemical formula of the base, how do I find the grams of the base needed to neutralize the acid?
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Rule number 1:
If you are given the constituents of the reaction - always write out a balanced equation. Thereafter use this equation: moles = (c x v)/1000 c = concentration of the substance you have v = volume of the substance you have (only if you have it's concentration). From previous mole questions you should be able to find out the concentration/volume of the other product using your equation. |
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