Chemistry, asked by bindu0652, 1 month ago

2
I molar solution of H2 SO4

Answers

Answered by sri2008

1 Molar solution is 1 mole in 1 litre of solvent. However H2SO4 is a strong acid and both hydrogens go into solution. So 1M of H2SO4 would form a 2M acid. Therefore to get 0.5M acid, would require 98/4 = 24.5grams in 1 litre of water.

please please mark me as brainliest

Answered by lorvenvismaya72009

Answer:

1 molar solution of H2 SO4 is equal to 2n

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 25 days ago

the sum of 2 X Y + 7 and 3 x y - 7 is...

Chemistry, 25 days ago

In what ways the compounds are different from a mixture pls I want the answer...

English, 25 days ago

Choose the correct antonym of ‘unfashionable’ (a) wider (b) latest (c) construct (d) all of the above...

Math, 1 month ago

find the area of sector for the central angel 90 degree and d = 14...

Math, 1 month ago

slove problems related to area and perimeter.

English, 7 months ago

hi he neglected the work it he was his intention to do so. join into simple sentence.

Math, 7 months ago

the quotient of two numbers is -12 if the dividend is -264 find the divisor...

Social Sciences, 7 months ago

2I molar solution of H2 SO4​

Answers

2
I molar solution of H2 SO4