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Answer 1 · 2014-12-14T00:54:47

23.36 ml is required.

#H_2SO_(4(aq))+2NaOH_((aq))rarrNa_2SO_(4(aq))+2H_2O_((l))#

#c=n/v#

So # n = cv#

So we can get the no. moles of #H_2SO_4#:

# n = 0.102xx(15)/(1000)=1.53xx10^(-3)mol#

From the equation we can see that the no. moles #NaOH # must be 2x this amount:

#nNaOH = 1.53xx10^(-3)xx2=3.06xx10^(-3)#

#c=n/v#

So #v=n/c=(3.06xx10^(-3))/(0.131)=23.36xx10^(-3)dm^3#

#v=23.36cm^3#

(or ml)