In Dissolution of Borax experiment, the standard HCI solution has a concentration of 0.130 mol/L. The initial buret reading is 4.24, and the final buret reading is 33.38. The volume of the saturated borax solution is 5.34 mL. What is the molar solubility of borax? Note: Report both number and unit. Pay attention to significant figures.

In Dissolution of Borax experiment, the standard HCI solution has a concentration of 0.130 mol/L. The initial buret reading is 4.24, and the final buret reading is 33.38. The volume of the saturated borax solution is 5.34 mL. What is the molar solubility of borax? Note: Report both number and unit. Pay attention to significant figures.

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