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Mno2 + 4 hcl → cl2 + mncl2 + 2 h2o given 145.7 grams of mno2, how much hydrochloric acid (hcl) is needed to use up the mno2 completely (mm in g/mol: mno2=86.94, hcl= 36.46, cl2=70.9, mncl2=125.84, h2o=18.02)? 244.4 g 10.55 g 145.5 g 1407 g

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