Use the following atomic masses (in g/mol):Mg = 24.31; O = 16; Ca = 40.08; C = 12.01; Na = 23; H = 1; N = 14.01; S = 32.06; Cl = 35.45; 7.) A. 4,052 mg sample of HCl (sp. gr. = 1.18), required 44.15mL of 0.9035N NaOH in titration. Calculate: (a) the %w/w of HCl; (b) Normality of HCl; (c) Na2CO3 titer of the sample.

Use the following atomic masses (in g/mol):Mg = 24.31; O = 16; Ca = 40.08; C = 12.01; Na = 23; H = 1; N = 14.01; S = 32.06; Cl = 35.45; 7.) A. 4,052 mg sample of HCl (sp. gr. = 1.18), required 44.15mL of 0.9035N NaOH in titration. Calculate: (a) the %w/w of HCl; (b) Normality of HCl; (c) Na2CO3 titer of the sample.

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