Hi.
Any chemists in here?
Want to measure TA in my wines using this method:
Can’t find NaOH solution, so thinking of making my own 0.1M from caustic soda, which is granulated NaOH.
Caustic soda has a molar mass of 39,997 g/mol (approximately equal to 40).
1M=40 gr/litre.
0.1M is 1/10 of 40.
So, if I take 4 grams of caustic soda in 1 litre of water, then I should have 1 litres of 0.1M. I THINK
Is it this simple?
Any chemists in here?
Want to measure TA in my wines using this method:
Can’t find NaOH solution, so thinking of making my own 0.1M from caustic soda, which is granulated NaOH.
Caustic soda has a molar mass of 39,997 g/mol (approximately equal to 40).
1M=40 gr/litre.
0.1M is 1/10 of 40.
So, if I take 4 grams of caustic soda in 1 litre of water, then I should have 1 litres of 0.1M. I THINK
Is it this simple?
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