Nevermind! Please delete this. I made a horribly embarrassing calculation error. That was all.
[Edited on 16-4-2014 by nb198]
[Edited on 16-4-2014 by nb198]HgDinis25 - 15-4-2014 at 16:33
What was the density for? Hydrochloric Acid is a SOLUTION in water, and therefore has a concentration. For instance, if your HCl solution is 30%, 100
grams of your solution has only 30 grams of HCl. nb198 - 15-4-2014 at 16:37
What was the density for? Hydrochloric Acid is a SOLUTION in water, and therefore has a concentration. For instance, if your HCl solution is 30%, 100
grams of your solution has only 30 grams of HCl.
Yeah, I was so used to working with H2SO4 where I just assumed it was 100% to make calculations easier, I somehow lapsed when it came to HCl. I
definitely facepalmed when I noticed that.nb198 - 15-4-2014 at 16:37
What was the density for? Hydrochloric Acid is a SOLUTION in water, and therefore has a concentration. For instance, if your HCl solution is 30%, 100
grams of your solution has only 30 grams of HCl.
Yeah, I was so used to working with H2SO4 where I just assumed it was 100% to make calculations easier, I somehow lapsed when it came to HCl. I
definitely facepalmed when I noticed that.HgDinis25 - 15-4-2014 at 17:05
haha don't worry we all had that time when farts go somewhere they shouldn't xP
