In Dissolution of Borax experiment, the standard HCI solution has a concentration of 0.130 mol/L. The initial buret reading is 4.24, and the final buret reading is33.38. The volume of the saturated borax solution is 5.34 mL. What is the molar solubility of borax?Note: Report both number and unit. Pay attention to significant figures.

HCl concentration = 0.130 MInitial volume of HCl = 4.24 mLFinal volume of HCl = 33.38 mLVolume of…

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