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You are titrating 50 ml of ammonia (0.125 M) with HCl (2.0 M). -What volume has...

You are titrating 50 ml of ammonia (0.125 M) with HCl (2.0 M). -What volume has been delivered at equivalence? - What is the pH at equivalence?

---------------------------Give detail Show ALL WORK, UNITS and use ICE/reaction table and ML (no millimoles). Please be clear in how you get numbers for everything like the reaction table... I've asked this before and have gotten incomplete answers. If you could explain the steps to help further understand that would be appreciated

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