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You have 100ml of a 12m solution of HCI, and you need to dilute it to 1.5m for an experiment. How many liters will your new solution be? Show your work Please answer asap!!!
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You have 100ml of a 12m solution of HCI, and you need to dilute it to 1.5m for an experiment. How many liters will your new solution be? Show your work

Please answer asap!!!

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Answer:

0.8 liters.

Step-by-step explanation:

By proportion the volume of the new solution will be (12/1.5) * 100 ML

= 800 ml = 0.8 liters.

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