Ibuprofen is the common name of a monoprotic acid used in pain medication. Its formula is C13H18O2. A tablet was analyze

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Ibuprofen is the common name of a monoprotic acid used in pain medication. Its formula is C13H18O2. A tablet was analyze

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Ibuprofen is the common name of a monoprotic acid used in pain
medication. Its formula is
C13H18O2. A tablet was
analyzed for ibuprofen by dissolving it in water and titrating this
solution with 0.0500 mol / L NaOH base. The titration required
19.40 mL of base to reach endpoint. Answer the following questions
about this process.
a) Write a balanced equation for this titration.
b) How many moles of NaOH were required to reach
endpoint?
c) How many moles of ibuprofen were in the tablet?
d) What is the mass of ibuprofen in the tablet?
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