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0.126 g of an acid requires 20ml of 0.1N NaOH for complete neutralisation. Eq wt of the acid is?

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Answered by skyfall63
229

Equivalent weight of acid is 63

Explanation:

A substance's equivalent weight is defined as that substance weight displaces or combines with 1 part by hydrogen weight or 8 parts by oxygen weight or 35.5 part by chlorine weight.

From the given,

Weight of acid = 0.126 g

Volume = 20 ml

Let's convert into liters

\text{Volume} =\frac{20}{1000} L

For neutralization, 20 ml of 0.1N NaOH requires 0.1N acid.

Normality of acid = 0.1N

Let's calculate the acid's equivalent weight.

\text{Equivalent weight} =\frac{\text { Weight of acid }}{\text {Normality} \times \text {Volume}}

=\frac{0.126 \times 1000}{0.1 \times 20}=63

Therefore, equivalent weight of acid is 63.

Answered by harshitanaruka
62

Answer:

63g/geg

Explanation:

answer is

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63g/geg.

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