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Consider a conical flask with a stopper there's a injection needle boring through it and a hose that runs through the stopper the conical flask is filled with a Dill HCL solution the syringe has conc sodium hypochlorite when the plunger is pressed the 2 mix forming Cl2 gas which goes through the hose into water whare it will bobble will the Cl2 go through the needle?
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Yes, the Cl2 gas would likely go through the needle. The needle is likely there to allow the introduction of the sodium hypochlorite solution, and Cl2 gas is much smaller than the needle's diameter, so it can easily pass through.
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