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Dissolving 300 liters of hydrogen chloride (N.O.) in 1 liter of water produces a solution with a volume of 1.28 liters. Calculate the mass fraction of hydrogen chlorine solution and the molar concentration
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Dissolving 300 liters of hydrogen chloride (N.O.) in 1 liter of water produces a solution with a volume of 1.28 liters. Calculate the mass fraction of hydrogen chlorine solution and the molar concentration of the resulting hydrochloric acid?

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Answer:Find the molarity of all ions in a solution that contains 0.165 moles of aluminum chloride in 820. ml solution.

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