Evaluate the amount of the impure sample

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If a sample of impure KHP is composed of 30.00 wt% KHP and 70.00wt% inert matter, calculate the amount of the impure sample one should weigh out on the analytical balance in order to titrate 25.00 mL of a 0.1000M solution of NaOH. Use dimensional analysis.

Reference no: EM13498194

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