12 At 20°C and a pressure of 1 bar, the solu- bility of hydrogen chloride is 445L per liter of water (assuming no change in the vol- ume of water). Calculate the concentration of a saturated solution of hydrogen chloride. Molar volume =24 L.mol"

12 At 20°C and a pressure of 1 bar, the solu- bility of hydrogen chloride is 445L per liter of water (assuming no change in the vol- ume of water). Calculate the concentration of a saturated solution of hydrogen chloride. Molar volume =24 L.mol"

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112 At 20°C and a pressure of 1 bar, the solu-
bility of hydrogen chloride is 445L per liter
of water (assuming no change in the vol-
ume of water). Calculate the concentration
of a saturated solution of hydrogen chloride.
Molar volume =24 L.mol"

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