The equation for an acid-base titration is:
(MAVA) / (MBVB) = (Molarity of Acid) / (Molarity of Base).
(MAVA) / (MBVB) = (Number of moles of Acid) / (Number of moles of Base).
(MAVA) / (MBVB) = (Number of moles of base) / (Number of moles of acid).
(MAVA) / (MBVB) = (Number of atoms of Acid) / (Number of atoms of Base).
The ratio (Number of moles of Acid) / (Number of moles of Base) is called:
Atomic ratio.
Molar ratio.
Mass ratio.
Mole ratio.
What mass of potassium hydroxide is required to make 150 cm³ of a 0.5 M solution of the alkali?
4 g.
4.2 g.
75 g.
5 g.