Chemistry

Alyssa

7 August, 03:37

Muriatic acid is an old name for hydrochloric acid. The commercial grade (impure) solution is still sold as muriatic acid. You use it in toilet bowl cleaners, for cleaning masonry, and for adjusting the pH of swimming pools. My local hardware store sells muriatic acid labelled as 31.5 % HCl. Its density is 1.16 g/mL. Assume you have 1 L of this muriatic acid (MA). Determine the molarity given this information.

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