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Analytical Chemistry: Making a Stock Solution.
A chemistry student is about to make a stock solution of 0.1 molar HCl. He proceeds by adding two 10mL additions of 10M HCL to a 500mL beaker and fill it with water from the sink. Other than not using di-ionized water, what are all other problems associated with this procedure.
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