For full contact with the acid, nitrile gloves with at least 0.4 mm thickness are required. The thickness of the nitrile gloves in our labs is 6 mil (1 mil = 0.001 in). Will our gloves protect you from full contact with concentrated HCl? Show a calculation to support your conclusions.

For full contact with the acid, nitrile gloves with at least 0.4 mm thickness are required. The thickness of the nitrile gloves in our labs is 6 mil (1 mil = 0.001 in). Will our gloves protect you from full contact with concentrated HCl? Show a calculation to support your conclusions.

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