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B、Low 【The water in Na2B4O7•10H2O increases the solubility in hydrochloric acid solution, thereby reducing the concentration of hydrochloric acid】
B :) If sodium borate decahydrate is not stored properly, it can lose its crystalline water, resulting in a higher concentration of the standard solution prepared. As a consequence, less of this standard solution is required when titrating the hydrochloric acid standard solution, which leads to lower calculated values; in other words, the concentration of the hydrochloric acid solution turns out to be lower than expected.
Choose B; the dryer causes the loss of crystalline water, which leads to increased consumption of hydrochloric acid and a lower concentration.
If Na2B4O7•10H2O, which is stored in a regular desiccator, is used as a reference substance for calibrating the concentration of hydrochloric acid, then the concentration of hydrochloric acid will be (B) A. too high B. too low C. unaffected D. indeterminable