7. You are tasked with determining the concentration of an HCI solution. To do so, you decide to perform an acid/base titration with 1M NAOH. You find that it takes 20 mL of 1M NaOH to reach the equivalence point of 100 mL of the unknow solution. What is the concentration of the unknown solution knowing the reaction: HCI +NAOH -> NaCl + H20

7. You are tasked with determining the concentration of an HCI solution. To do so, you decide to perform an acid/base titration with 1M NAOH. You find that it takes 20 mL of 1M NaOH to reach the equivalence point of 100 mL of the unknow solution. What is the concentration of the unknown solution knowing the reaction: HCI +NAOH -> NaCl + H20

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