An aqueous sulfurie acid solution contains 571.6 g of H,SO, per liter of solution. It has a density of 1.329 g'ml. Calculate a. the mass % of sulfuric acid in this solution. b. the mole fraction of sulfuric acid in this solution. C. the molarity of sulfaric acid in this solution. d. the normality of salfaric acid in this solution.

An aqueous sulfurie acid solution contains 571.6 g of H,SO, per liter of solution. It has a density of 1.329 g'ml. Calculate a. the mass % of sulfuric acid in this solution. b. the mole fraction of sulfuric acid in this solution. C. the molarity of sulfaric acid in this solution. d. the normality of salfaric acid in this solution.

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