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What is a titrant in titration calculations?

A solution of known concentration

What is the analyte in a titration?

The solution being tested

What do titration calculations determine?

Concentration of unknown acid or base

How do you convert 25.025.0 cm³ to dm³?

Divide by 10001000 to get 0.02500.0250 dm³

What is the formula for amount of solute in moles?

Concentration ×\times Volume

What is the amount of NaOH if 0.1000.100 mol/dm³ and 0.02500.0250 dm³ are used?

0.002500.00250 mol

What is the mole ratio of NaOH to HCl in the equation NaOH + HCl → NaCl + H₂O?

1:11:1

If 0.002500.00250 mol of NaOH reacts with HCl in a 1:11:1 ratio, what is the amount of HCl?

0.002500.00250 mol

What is the formula for concentration in mol/dm³?

Amount in mol ÷\div Volume in dm³

What is the concentration of HCl if 0.002500.00250 mol is in 0.02000.0200 dm³?

0.1250.125 mol/dm³

What is the relative formula mass (MrM_r) of HCl?

36.536.5

What is the concentration of HCl in g/dm³ if Mr=36.5M_r = 36.5 and conc. is 0.1250.125 mol/dm³?

4.564.56 g/dm³

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