please help me what is the molarity of an HBr solution if 0.500 liters are titrated to an end point by 0.100 liters of a 2.00M KOH Solution?
\[M _{1}V _{1}=M _{2}V _{2}\]
\[M _{1}(.500)=2.00(.100)\]
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0.40L
Why is it liters? liter is a measure of volume.
0.100 Lliters
When you solve for M, that is molarity. It would NOT be liters.
i don't know can you please explain me titration
You use a titration to neutralize a solution. Typically you use some indicator that changes color when the pH changes to neutral such a phenothalein.
thank you I got some idea
So the molarity of the HBr is .40 which means the solution contains .40 moles of HBr per liter of solution.
in my reference table I got titration formula M A V A= M B V B M A =molarity of H+ M B= molarity of OH- V A=volume of acid V b=volume of base
Yep. That's the same formula I posted.
I am got confuse what is it and how to
Do you understand now?
no i got little idea
what is those stands for how to put it in order to solve titration
MA = concentration of the acid. In your problem, the acid is HBr and MA is what we are trying to find.
VA is the volume of the acid. In your problem that is .500 liter
i got more now
MB is the concentration of the base. In your problem, the base is KOH and its concentration is 2.00
what is base
VB is the volume of the base which is .100 liter in your problem
A base has OH^- ions
oh ions can you explain
If you have something like sodium hydroxide...NaOH and dissolve it in water it dissolves and makes sodium ions and hydroxyl ions. The sodium ions have +1 charge and the hydroxyl ions have -1 charge. It is the hydroxyl ions that cause it to have the properties of a base.
thank you i got it now
thank you so much :D
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