Answer:
Explanation:
The molar concentration is calculated as the ratio of solute moles to liters of solution:
The volume of the solution is the given in mililiters, 127.53 ml, so you have to convert it to liters:
The moles of solute is calcuated using the molar mass and the formula:
The molar mass of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is 39.997 g/mol
The mass in grams of the sodium hydroxide solution is calculated by difference:
Using the rule for signficant figures, when subtracting measures, that mass must be rounded to two decimal places, which is the least number of decimals of the amounts being subtracted, so the mass of sodium hydroxide is 11.70 g.
Then,
Compute the molarity:
= 2.294mol / liter ← answer
Note: I divided directly [ 11.70 / 33.997] by 0.12753, instead of 0.2925 by 0.12753, to avoid intermediate roundings that may change the last signficant digit.