Answer to Question #110373 in General Chemistry for Muskan

General Chemistry

Question #110373

What volume of 3.10 M HCL can be made from 100.0 g of HCL

Expert's answer

n(HCl)=m(HCl)/Mr(HCl)=100/35.5=2.82 mol;

C(HCl)=n(HCl)/V(HCl);

V(HCl)=n(HCl)/C(HCl)=m(HCl)/Mr(HCl)*C(HCl)=100/(35.5*3.10)=0.91 L;

Answer: V(HCl)= 0.91 L

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