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  1. 0.5 M HCl is available for a reaction that needs 3.4 g HCl. How many liters of solution will be needed for this reaction?

  2. What is the molality of a solution made up of 40g of Br2 in 4kg of water?

  3. Industrial gas exhaust contains 22g of nitrogen dioxide, 30g of oxygen, and 48g of carbon dioxide for every 100g of exhaust. What is the mole fraction for each gas?

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fisrt we must know the molar mass of the HCl. the molar mass of HCl is 36.46 g / mol. first is to convert the given mass of hcl to number of moles then divide it by the molarity to get the volume required.

volume HCl = 3.4 g hcl ( 1 mol hcl / 36.46 g hcl) (1 L / 0.5 mol hcl )
volume HCl = 0.1865 L

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