I like to use my version of the titration equation for these problems - this avoids having to do a stoichiometry problem.
At the equivalence point: eAMAVA = eBMBVB where A = acid, B = base and eA is the number of Hs in acid and eB is the number OHs in the base. You know all but one of the values and you can solve for the unknown variable. One nice thing about this is that you can use the units given directly.
J.R. S.
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This is indeed a simple way to go about this problem, however, not all bases have OH and so it may not work for every problem of this type.
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Kellyguch K.
Thank you08/10/21