Chemistry, asked by mansitayal9515, 1 year ago

Commercially available concentrated Hcl contains 38% Hcl by mass. (1) what is the molarity of the solution ( density of solution =1.19 g mL -1)

(2) What volume of concentrated Hcl is required is required to make 1.0 L of an 0.10 M Hcl.

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Answered by prerna1111
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Molarity= 12.61 Molar and 7.96ml of HCl (38%) needed for 1.0 liter of 0.10. Molar HCl (aq)
Explanation of questions 1)
HCl (38%)=(38q/100soln)=(? moles HCl/1.0 liter solution)
=>Moles of HCl in 38 grams= (38gHcl/36(g/mol) = 1.06 mole HCl
=>volume of solution (liters) containing 1.06 mole if HCl =100g HCl (38%)/1.19(g/ml)=0.084L HCl (38%)
=>Molarity HCl (38%)= 1.06 mole HCl/0.084L HCl Conc=12.62 Molar HCl (aq)
question 2)
use the solution prep equations of liquid mfg Stock.
volume of liquid Mfg Stock need de in mil liters
=>vol of mfg=(Molarity) (Volume= (formula Weight)/(Purity) (Specific Gravity)
=>(0.10M) (1.0L) (36(g/mole))/(0.38) (1.9(g/ml) = 7.96 mol HCl (38%)
Mixing:- Add 7.96 ml of HCl (38%) into a small quantity of water, mix to disperse; then dilute with solvent water hoti but not exceed the total needed volume of solution (in the case 1.00 Liter)
=> Solution:- Verify concentration with standardized NaOH (solution).
Mixing Caution:- Always add a concentrated of water; hoti,but not to exceed needed total volume solution.
water onto bulk strong concentrated acid may result in uncountable heat generation and flash boiling due to accelerated ionization rate
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