Calculate the molarity of a dilute Ba(OH)2 solution if addition of 99.52 mL of the base to 0.6426 g of benzoic acid(MW=122.12g/mole)include the UNIT)required a 4.2887 mL back-titration with 0.02274 M HCI. (Answers should be written in 2 decimals place and do not

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Calculate the molarity of a dilute Ba(OH)2 solution if addition of 99.52 mL of the base to 0.6426 g of benzoic acid MW=122.12g/mole) mclude the UNIT) required a 4.2887 mL back-titration with 0.02274 M HCI. (Answers should be written in 2 decimals place and do not

Calculate the molarity of a dilute Ba(OH)2 solution if addition of 99.52 mL of the base to 0.6426 g of benzoic acid MW=122.12g/mole) mclude the UNIT) required a 4.2887 mL back-titration with 0.02274 M HCI. (Answers should be written in 2 decimals place and do not

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include the UNIT)
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