Concentration of the resulting solution in this question

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To determine the concentration of the resulting solution after boiling 1 liter of N/5 HCl down to 250 mL and removing 3.65 g of HCl, first calculate the initial moles of HCl in the solution. After boiling, the volume reduces to 250 mL, and the moles of HCl removed must be calculated from the mass given. The remaining moles of HCl can then be used to find the new molarity based on the reduced volume. Finally, the new Normality can be derived from the calculated molarity.
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On boiling 1litre N/5 HCl, the volume of the aqueous solution decreases to 250mL. If 3.65g of HCl is removed from the solution then the concentration of resulting solution becomes?


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No idea, from where should i start
 
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1. Molarity of HCl?

2. Moles of HCl removed?

3. New volume?

You will have moles of HCl left in solution, new volume after boiling, so you can find out new molarity, and by extension, new Normality.
 

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