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How much NAOH would it take to neutralize 1L of H2SO4?

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How much NAOH would it take to neutralize 1L of H2SO4?

How much NAOH would it take to neutralize 1L of H2SO4? Anyone know the answer in milliliters?

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microAAA

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11 years ago

Depends on the concentration of the H2SO4 solution . If you supply this data , possible as molarity then you will get an answer And because you want the answer in mL it means that you are considering a NaOH solution - you need to provide the molarity of the NaOH as well.

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