How do you work out the volume and concentration when moles are given?

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Hi everyone.
I was doing a past paper. I got some of the question wrong about finding out Volumes and Concentrations

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Since you have the balanced equation and the number of mols of Na, you can find the number of mols of H2 by stoichiometry. Then multiply that by 24dm3.

eta: Use that same basic method to determine the NaOH concentration. You have V given to you.
 
you haven't reacted 1 mole of Na to produce 1 mole of H2. You have reacted 0.05 moles