What volume of chlorine (Cl2) is necessary to prepare 47.5 litres of hydrogen chloride
(HCI) if an excess of hydrogen (H2) is used?
All gases are measured at 100°C at 1 atmo-
sphere pressure.
Answer in units of L.

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