Calculate moles of each and what is the limiting reactant

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Problem- 10.00 mL of 1.000M HA (a weak acid) was mixed with a 5.00mL NaOH. Then the mixture was diluted to 50.0mL with water. The pH of the solution reads 5.00.

1. Calculate moles of each. What is the limiting reactant?

2. Calculate the moles of each left at the end of this reaction. Calculate the Molatirites for each. (What is the total volume?)

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