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if you add 15.ml of a 0.250M HCl solution to 50.0ml of a 0.125 MHCl solution what will be the molarity of the resulting solution
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Answered by
Steve
it would be
(.25*.015 + .125*.050)/(.015+.050) = 0.1538M
(.25*.015 + .125*.050)/(.015+.050) = 0.1538M
Answered by
Lelo
Thank you Steve our answers are corresponding 100%.
Answered by
Lelo
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