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Calculate the normality and the molarity of the solution given.

Solute density, g/mL. Wt.-percent

(a) HCl 1.179 36.0

(b) H2SO4 1.835 96.0

(c) NaOH 1.043 4.00

(d) Na2CO3 1.040 4.00

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