In a laboratory setting, concentrations for solutions are measured in molarity, which is the number of moles per liter $($mol$/$L$).$ Concentrations are often converted to more common units on the labels of household products. For a particular brand of bleach, the concentration of sodium hypochlorite $($NaCIO$)$ is reported on the bottle as $7\mathrm{.}25\%$ by mass. The following information can thus be used to calculate the molarity of NaCIO in the bleach: $1$L of bleach has a mass of $1,100$ grams. $7\mathrm{.}25\%$ of the mass of bleach is NaCIO. $1$ mol of NaCIO has a mass of $74\mathrm{.}44$ grams.What is the molarity $($mol$/$L$)$ of NaCIO in the bleach?You may use the calculator.OA$.0\mathrm{.}097.0\mathrm{.}93$OC$.1\mathrm{.}07$OD$\mathrm{.}79\mathrm{.}75$

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