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Titration questions? Urgent help! !!!!!!!!!

If you had two alkali's mixed together in one solution such as sodium carbonate and sodium chloride and if it was titrated against Hydrochloric acid how would you work out the number of moles of the solution of alkali's and the concentration of the solution of alkali's etc. etc. Thank you so much for you help !
Concentration=(number of moles x 1000)/volume cm3

Or concentration is equal to mass times 1000 divided by Mr multiplied by volume


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Concentration=(number of moles x 1000)/volume cm3

Or concentration is equal to mass times 1000 divided by Mr multiplied by volume


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Would you combine the number of moles of both alkalis?
I don't trust my answer but I don't think so. Sorri


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