Compute the concentration of acid of original solution

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Utilizing the equivalence volume (11.9 mL) as well as the molarity of base used (1.2X10-3), Compute the concentration of acid of original unknown solution the original 10.00mL of unknown acid before it was diluted with 10.00mL of water

Reference no: EM13679004

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