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Calculate the resulting molarity of a solution obtained by adding 6.2 g of KOH to 500 mL of `(M)/(5)` KOH solution (density ` = 1.06 g ml^(-1)`). The density of resulting solution is `1.10 g mL^(-1)`.

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To calculate the resulting molarity of the solution after adding 6.2 g of KOH to 500 mL of a (M/5) KOH solution, follow these steps: ### Step 1: Calculate the mass of KOH in the initial (M/5) solution 1. **Determine the molarity of the initial solution**: \[ \text{Molarity} = \frac{M}{5} \] ...
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