Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is a strong base. The graph below shows changes in the pH of a buffered solution as an increasing volume of NaOH is added.

Note that the starting pH of the solution below is highly acidic (pH=1). The goal of the buffer in this case is to neutralize the solution and the base added to it.

Titration: adding a specific amount of base to neutralize the solution.

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According to the graph above, at what volume of NaOH does the solution become neutralized?

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