The Hbr solution utilzed is 48% HBr by weight. The density is 1.49 g/mol. The volume...

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The Hbr solution utilzed is 48% HBr by weight. The density is 1.49 g/mol. The volume used is 2.1 ml. Determine the moles of HBr used

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Damit 3 12 3 129 x 48 4Br- md 80 O1

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