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How do I find # of moles of NaOH to neutralize 4.00g of Benzoic acid
How do I go about figuring out how many Moles of NaOH is needed to neutralize 4.00 grams of benzoic acid
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You need to know the molecular weight of Benzoic Acid. 122.12 grams per mole.
4 grams of benzoic acid equals 0.03275 moles of benzoic acid. (4.00 / 122.12) You need 0.0328 moles of sodium hydroxide. |
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