1. While Professor Martchouk is virtually teaching the CIV280 class, her toddler manages to spill a 50 mL bottle of 6 Molar (mol/L) sulfuric acid (H₂SO4) in her office. Since sulfuric acid is highly corrosive and toxic when inhaled, Professor Martchouk needs to neutralize the acid ASAP and runs off to get baking soda (NaHCO3). In the meantime, she asks you to calculate how much she will need. Based on what you remember from your chemistry class, sulfuric acid combines with baking soda to produce Na2SO4, carbon dioxide, and water. Calculate how much baking soda (in grams) Professor Martchouk will need. Note the molecular weight of baking soda is 84 g/mol.

1. While Professor Martchouk is virtually teaching the CIV280 class, her toddler manages to spill a 50 mL bottle of 6 Molar (mol/L) sulfuric acid (H₂SO4) in her office. Since sulfuric acid is highly corrosive and toxic when inhaled, Professor Martchouk needs to neutralize the acid ASAP and runs off to get baking soda (NaHCO3). In the meantime, she asks you to calculate how much she will need. Based on what you remember from your chemistry class, sulfuric acid combines with baking soda to produce Na2SO4, carbon dioxide, and water. Calculate how much baking soda (in grams) Professor Martchouk will need. Note the molecular weight of baking soda is 84 g/mol.

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