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Answered by Anonymous
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First of all find

→ Molecular weight of Na2CO3.

= 23 × 2 + 12 + 48

=106g

→ equivalent weight = Molecular weight/Valency factor

= 106/2 =53

→ Normality = given wt./ (g.equivalent wt × Volume in litre)

= 10.6 × 1000 /(53×100)

=106/53

=2N

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◾️10.6g of Na2C03 was exactly neutralised by 100 ml of H2 S04 solution. Its normally is?

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\Huge{\boxed{\boxed{\bold{20N}}}}

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Explanation:

Molecular weight of Na2CO3.

\implies \bold{23 × 2 + 12 + 48}

\implies \bold{106g}

\implies\bold{equivalent\:weight\:=\frac{Molecular\:weight}{Valency\:factor}}

\implies \bold{\frac{106}{2}} =53

\implies\bold{Normality =\frac{given wt.}{g.equivalent wt × Volume in litre}}

\implies \bold{\frac{10.6 × 1000}{53×100}}

\implies\bold{\frac{106}{53}}

\implies \bold{2N}

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