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O Level Chemistry: Challenging Mole Calculation Questions

Recently, i received several emails and comments from readers (students) to share more challenging Mole Calculations (or Mole Concepts) questions in this chemistry blog.? So here we go………..

Question:

What would be the concentration of the hydrochloric acid produced if all the hydrogen chloride gas from the reaction between 50 g of pure sulfuric acid and an excess of sodium chloride was collected in water, and the solution made up to a volume of 400 cm3 of water?

Based on equation: NaCl(s)?? +?? H2SO4(aq)??? –> ? NaHSO4(s)?? +?? HCl(g)

Now, try it out and leave your suggested answer (and possibly your solution/steps) in the comment section below.

The best way to learn is NOT by reading or looking, instead it is by Taking Actions.

I look forward to seeing you answers. Cheers! Enjoy! =)

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