The hydrogen gas bubbling into one molar solution of HCl has a pressure of
Correct answer: D. 1.5 atm
- A. 2atm
- B. 780 mmHg
- C. 19 Psi
- D. 1.5 atm
Explanation
Molarity= Weight of solute/Vol of sol in L№ of moles of HCl= 27/22.4=1.2054 molesMolarity= 1.2054/0.785=1.5355 M
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