Chemistry, 11.03.2020 01:17 ozieera

A solution of hydrocloric acid has a molarity of 2.25 M HCl. If a reaction requires 5.80 g of HCI, what
volume of a solution should be used? Assume a molecular mass of 36.45 g for the HCI.
Calculate the number of moles of solute required:
g)
(36.45 g/mol) =
mol HCI
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