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You titrate 100.0mL of HCl with 3.4 x 10-2M NaOH. You start with 50.0mL NaOH in...

You titrate 100.0mL of HCl with 3.4 x 10-2M NaOH. You start with 50.0mL NaOH in the buret. The equivalence point is reached when the reading on the buret is 24.4mL. Please show all work with proper sig figs and units throughout.  


A. Draw a picture of the titration setup, labeling where the HCl is, and where the NaOH is. Label the start and end volumes on the buret in your picture. How much NaOH was added to the HCl solution?

B. What are you trying to calculate in this titration?

C. Calculate the quantity you identified in Part B.   

D. What was the pH of the HCl solution before it was titrated?

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