Volumetric analysis

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Question 1.
25cm3 of Potassium hydroxide KOH was pipetted and transferred into a conical flask , it was titrated against 0.02M of HCL. On titration , the following volumes of the acid was used in three titration : 22.5cm3 ,24.2cm3, and 23.5 cm3.
Determine the concentration (in moles per liter ) of salt and hence the percentage of the salt in the mixture


Question 2: You are provided with;

(i) Solution A which is a mixture of a salt; XCL (RFM 54. 5g) and an alkali ; XOH(RFM 56g).8.4g of the mixture were made up to one liter of aqueous solution .
(ii) Solution B which is a 0.1M solution of a monobasic acid;HA.

You are required to determine the concentration (in moles per liter ) of salt and hence the percentage of the salt in the mixture

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