To calculate number of moles,use formula of molarity
Number of moles= molarity × volume (in litre)
To predict number of moles after the reaction ,find limiting reactant and then calculate moles of product produced by this reagent.
The complete solution is given below
hort Answer. Show all work! No credit will be given when only answers are given. 8. Based on the reaction given below, which we did in Exp 7 -Ka of a weak acid. 20.0 mL of 0.50 M HCaHsO2 and 10.0...
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