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Q is a solution containing 4.2g hydrogen chloride acid in 250cm³. If 16.20cm³ of Q completely neutralized 25cm³ of R(sodium hydroxide solution). Calculate a. concentration of the alkalis in mol/dm³. b. the volume of Q that will neutralize a solution containing 0.25mols of R in cm³. NaOH + HCl NaCl + H2O.​

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