1. Calculate the molar concentration of the hydrochloric acid solution if you know that sp.g (specific gravity) 1.19 and percentage of 37% is the volume requited to prepare 100ml of hydrochloric acid at concentration of 6M.

1. Calculate the molar concentration of the hydrochloric acid solution if you know that sp.g (specific gravity) 1.19 and percentage of 37% is the volume requited to prepare 100ml of hydrochloric acid at concentration of 6M.

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know that sp.g (specific gravity) 1.19 and percentage of 37% is the volume
requited to prepare 100ml of hydrochloric acid at concentration of 6M.

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