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commerical bleaches such as clorox are said to contain 5.25% NaOCL by weight. it this correct?...

commerical bleaches such as clorox are said to contain 5.25% NaOCL by weight. it this correct? use your results and a denisty of 1.0 g/mL. for the bleach in your calculations. these calculations should reflect the precision of the assumed density. note: from my experiment: mean molarity for NaOCl in diluted bleach is 0.017(not sure if you need this number or not).

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Molarity of NaOCI0.017mol / I Let us take 1.0L (1000mL) of solution Mass of solution-1000mL><1.0g/nL = 1 000g 0.017mol/L×1.0L

Note: You didn't given dilution factor.

If you have amount of commercial bleach taken and amount of water added. From these values you can calculate % of NaOCl in commercial bleach.Ingeneral commercial bleach has the percentage in the range of 3 - 8 %

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