Problem 1: A 1.5 L nitric acid solution was prepared by mixing 5 mL of concentrated nitric acid (SG=1.42) with sufficient water. Atomic weights: O = 15.999 46. What is the weight (grams) of nitric acid? A. 7.100 g B. 3.520 g C. 0.284 g D. 2130.000 g 47. What is the molecular weight of nitric acid? A. 47.013 g/mol B. 63.012 g/mol C. 31.014 g/mol D. 64.020 g/mol 48. What is the molarity of the solution? A. 0.075 M B. 0.037 M C. 0.073 M D. 0.035 M 49. What is the pH of the solution? A. 1.456 B. 1.432 C. 1.124 D. 1.137 H = 1.008 50. Which best characterizes the solution? A. Weak acid B. Weak base C. Strong acid D. Strong base N = 14.007

Problem 1: A 1.5 L nitric acid solution was prepared by mixing 5 mL of concentrated nitric acid (SG=1.42) with sufficient water. Atomic weights: O = 15.999 46. What is the weight (grams) of nitric acid? A. 7.100 g B. 3.520 g C. 0.284 g D. 2130.000 g 47. What is the molecular weight of nitric acid? A. 47.013 g/mol B. 63.012 g/mol C. 31.014 g/mol D. 64.020 g/mol 48. What is the molarity of the solution? A. 0.075 M B. 0.037 M C. 0.073 M D. 0.035 M 49. What is the pH of the solution? A. 1.456 B. 1.432 C. 1.124 D. 1.137 H = 1.008 50. Which best characterizes the solution? A. Weak acid B. Weak base C. Strong acid D. Strong base N = 14.007

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