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To determine how many grams of sulfuric acid you will need, you will first need to calculate the equivalent mass of H2SO4. This is the gram-formula weight divided by the number of acid hydrogens in the compound. It is 98/2 = 49. Then you can calculate the amount of grams of H2SO4 that are needed.