Calculate the approximate molarity of this solution

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Concentrated hydrochloric acid is 38% HCl by weight and has a density of 1.19 g/mL. A solution is prepared by measuring 63 mL of the concentrated HCl, adding it to water, and diluting to 0.900 L. Calculate the approximate molarity of this solution from the volume, percent composition, and density.

Reference no: EM13162311

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