1. A solution of HCIO, was standardized by dissolving 0.3745 g of primary standard grade HgO in the solution of KBr. The liberated OH required 37.79 mL of the acid to be neutralized. Calculate the molarity of HCIO.. HgOs) + 4Br + H,0 > HgBr. + 20H

1. A solution of HCIO, was standardized by dissolving 0.3745 g of primary standard grade HgO in the solution of KBr. The liberated OH required 37.79 mL of the acid to be neutralized. Calculate the molarity of HCIO.. HgOs) + 4Br + H,0 > HgBr. + 20H

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