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What volume of a solution of hydrochloric acid containing `73 g` acid per litre would sufficient for the exact neutralisation of sodium hydroxide obtained by allowing `0.46 g` of metallic sodium to act upon water.

A

10 mL

B

15 mL

C

20 mL

D

8 mL

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The correct Answer is:
A
`(0.46)/(23) = (73)/(36.5) xx V(L)`
`V = 10 mL`
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