Titration Calculation of Unknown Solution

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The discussion revolves around calculating the moles of an unknown substance after titrating it with a 0.1M Sodium Hydroxide solution. The user used 17 cm³ of Hydrochloric Acid to neutralize the NaOH and is confused about the titration equations. They recall a mnemonic triangle for the relationship between moles, concentration, and volume but find it unhelpful for solving the problem. A suggestion is made to refer to a specific website for clearer explanations on titration calculations. Understanding the correct equations is essential for accurately determining the moles of the unknown substance.
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Homework Statement


I titrated an unknown sample with a Sodium Hydroxide 250cm3 with 0.1M Concentration. I titrate and used up 17 cm3 using a Hydrochloric Acid to neutralise the NaOH. I have to find out the Mole of the unknown substance

Homework Equations



I forgot the equations of titration, all I can find on the internet I can't understand them.. >.<

The Attempt at a Solution



I used the 0.1 mol dm-3 NaOH and got 19.3cm3 HCl , that would be equal to 0.83 M,
 
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i find the easiest way of remembering the equation is to think of a triangle:
mol
concentration * volume

so mol = concentration * volume
concentration = mol/volume
volume = mol/concentration
 
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