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Calculate the mass of hcl required to prepare 2.5 liters of a 0.08 molar solution of hcl. 1 h 1.01 hydrogen 17 cl 35.45 chlorine a. 3.2 grams b. 4.5 grams c. 7.3 grams d. 11.4 grams
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Calculate the mass of hcl required to prepare 2.5 liters of a 0.08 molar solution of hcl. 1 h 1.01 hydrogen 17 cl 35.45 chlorine

a. 3.2 grams

b. 4.5 grams

c. 7.3 grams

d. 11.4 grams

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(moles)/(volume)=C M_{}
CM=0.08M , V=2.5 Lit.⇒moles=0.2mol.
0.2molHCl × (35.45gCl+1.01gH)/(1mol HCl) =7.292gHClit's the choice c

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