of the given HCl solution requires of sodium carbonate solution. What is the volume of this HCl solution required to titrate of aqueous NaOH solution?

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of the given HCl solution requires  of  sodium carbonate solution. What is the volume of this HCl solution required to titrate  of  aqueous NaOH solution?

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Strategy:
 This titrimetric problem involves two separate reactions. First, use the reaction with sodium carbonate to find the exact molarity of the  solution. Then, use that molarity to determine the volume needed for the reaction with .

Step 1: Find [HCl] from } \ce{Na2CO3} 	ext{ titration
Reaction: .
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Equivalents of .
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Step 2: Find Volume for } \ce{NaOH} 	ext{ titration
Reaction: . (1:1 ratio)

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