You will work with a relatively dilute aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid in this week's lab. Let's review some of the hazards and cautions associated with HCI (aq). Identify if each of the statements below is TRUE or FALSE. HCI (aq) is corrosive - particularly at higher concentrations. When preparing a dilute solution of HCI, it is safest to slowly add concentrated acid to water. 1. TRUE HCI (aq) is flammable - even at low concentrations. 2. FALSE When preparing a dilute solution of HCI, it is safest to slowly add water to concentrated acid.

You will work with a relatively dilute aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid in this week's lab. Let's review some of the hazards and cautions associated with HCI (aq). Identify if each of the statements below is TRUE or FALSE. HCI (aq) is corrosive - particularly at higher concentrations. When preparing a dilute solution of HCI, it is safest to slowly add concentrated acid to water. 1. TRUE HCI (aq) is flammable - even at low concentrations. 2. FALSE When preparing a dilute solution of HCI, it is safest to slowly add water to concentrated acid.

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