10 milli equivalents of solute is present in 5ml of an aqueous solution. then it's normality is
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★ Normality -
It's expressed as the number of equivalents of solute per liter of solution.
◆ Answer- 2 N
● Explaination-
# Given-
Gram eqivalents of solute = 10 miliequi. = 10^-2 equi.
Volume of solution = 5 ml = 5×10^-3 l
# Solution-
Normality = gram eqivalents of solute / volume of solution
Normality = 10^-2 / 5×10^-3
Normality = 2 N
Normality of given soln is 2 N.
Hope this helps...
★ Normality -
It's expressed as the number of equivalents of solute per liter of solution.
◆ Answer- 2 N
● Explaination-
# Given-
Gram eqivalents of solute = 10 miliequi. = 10^-2 equi.
Volume of solution = 5 ml = 5×10^-3 l
# Solution-
Normality = gram eqivalents of solute / volume of solution
Normality = 10^-2 / 5×10^-3
Normality = 2 N
Normality of given soln is 2 N.
Hope this helps...
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