During the standardization of barium hydroxide, a 0.3259-g of primary-standard-grade benzoic acid was used and an end point was observed after 42.25 mL of the base was added. Calculate the molar concentration of the base.

During the standardization of barium hydroxide, a 0.3259-g of primary-standard-grade benzoic acid was used and an end point was observed after 42.25 mL of the base was added. Calculate the molar concentration of the base.

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