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26-10-2022
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30.00 ml of a sample of aqueous nh3 solution of unknown concentration are titrated with 0.1510 mol l-1 hcl. it requires 23.20 ml of titrant to reach the equivalence point. what was the concentration of the nh3 sample solution? kb(nh3)

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