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Moles of Titration

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n (mol) = C (mol/Liter) \cdot V (Liter)

$n("mol") = C("mol/Liter") *V("Liter")$

Concentration

$"Concentration"$

Volume

$"Volume"$

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The Moles of Titration equation computes the number of Moles of a titration you need to add the analyte to reach an equivalence point using the concentration and volume of you substance where,

$C$ $C$ Concentration
$V$ $V$ Volume

Moles(n): The equation returns the number of moles as a whole number. However, this can be automatically converted to other number units via the pull-down menu.

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vCalc Introductory Chemistry Textbook - Chapter 15: Titration

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