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1.26g of a dibasic acid were dissolved in water and the solution made upto 200ml. 20ml of this solution was completely neutralised by 10ml of N/5 NaOH solution. The molecular mass of the acid is

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Answered by anshika1802
6

Explanation:

Answer

As we know that,

Normality =

equivalent mass

mass of solute

×volume(L)

Equivalent mass =

n−factor

molecular mass

[ Here n factor is 2 as it is dibasic acid ]

Normality of dibasic acid =

x

1.26

×

200

1000

N

1

=

x

6.3

⇒ (x=eq.mass)

By the formula,

N

1

V

1

=N

2

V

2

x

6.3

×20=10×

5

1

2

6.3

×20=x ⇒ x=68

Equivalent mass = 63

and molecular mass=63×2=126

(2 is n−factor)

Answered by radhabrijraj
1

Answer:

Equivalent mass = 63.

Molecular mass = 63×2

= 126.

2 is n-factor.

Explanation:

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