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If you are given 12M HCL how would you make a 6M of 100mL? SHow the math and explain the process
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If you are given 12M HCL how would you make a 6M of 100mL? SHow the math and explain the process

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dilution

V₁M₁=V₂M₂

V₁.12 = 100.6

V₁=50 ml

Add water 50 ml to 50 ml 12 M

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