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commercially available concentrated hydrochloricacid is 37.0% w/w HCL. its density is 1.18g/mL. using this information calculate (a) the molarity of concentrated HCL. (B) the mass and volume (in mL) of the solution containing 0.315 moles of HCL.

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commercially available concentrated hydrochloricacid is 37.0% w/w HCL. its density is 1.18g/mL. using this information calculate (a) the molarity of concentrated HCL. (B) the mass and volume (in mL) of the solution containing 0.315 moles of HCL.

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