Molar mass of HF=20.01g/mol
Mole=17/20.01=0.85 mole hf
Concentration= mole/volume in litre
Volume=0.2 litre
Concentration=0.85/0.2= 4.2 M
Answer C
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molar mass of hydrogen fluoride, HF, is 20.00 g/mol. If 17.0 grams
of HF are dissolved in water to give 200.0 mL solution, what is the
molaroty of this solution?
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