Explain: (a) why HCl is weaker then HNO3 used in acid digestion? (b) why dryness should...

Explain: (a) why HCl is weaker then HNO3 used in acid digestion?

(b) why dryness should be avioded in acid digestion and why dryness is particularily harmful if HClO4 is used?

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