HgO + 4Br- + H2O ------> HgBr4^-2 + 2OH-
Moles of HgO = 0.1921 /200.59 = 0.00096
Moles of KBr = 4 / 119 = 0.0336
1 mole of HgO reacts with 4 moles of Br- and forms 2 moles of OH-
0.00096 moles reacts with ==>0.00384 moles of Br- and forms 0.00192 moles of OH-
Moles of OH- = Moles of HCl
moles = molarity * volume
0.00192 = 17.96*M
M = 0.107 M
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