question 2 of 9\nthe exact volume of 6.0 m naoh is not needed when preparing a diluted solution to be…

question 2 of 9\nthe exact volume of 6.0 m naoh is not needed when preparing a diluted solution to be standardized. the exact concentration of the dilute naoh solution is determined through titration.\ntrue\nfalse

question 2 of 9\nthe exact volume of 6.0 m naoh is not needed when preparing a diluted solution to be standardized. the exact concentration of the dilute naoh solution is determined through titration.\ntrue\nfalse

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Brief Explanations:

When preparing a diluted NaOH solution for standardization, the initial volume of the concentrated (6.0 M) NaOH isn't crucial as the exact concentration of the dilute solution is found via titration with a known - concentration acid. Titration allows determination of the moles of acid and base reacting, from which the base's concentration can be calculated.

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True