Chemistry, asked by hi5789, 10 months ago

calculate the normality of aqueous solution containing 31.5g.of oxalic acid in 1.5 litres of solutions. (molecular weight of oxalic acid is 126​

Answers

Answered by amansandhu73
2

Answer:

1/3 hope this is correct

Answered by Muntazirali
2

  1. Question⇒ calculate the normality of aqueous solution containing 31.5g.of oxalic acid in 1.5 litres of solutions. (molecular weight of oxalic acid is 126​?

Explanation:

  • Molar mass of the Oxalic acid = 126 g/mole.

  • Mass of the Oxalic acid = 3.15 g.

  • ∴ No. of moles of the Oxalic Acid = 3.15/126

  • = 0.025

  • Volume of the Oxalic acid solution. = 250 mL.

  • = 0.25 L.

  • For Molarity,

  • ∵ Molarity = No. of moles of Solute/Volume of the Solution in L.

  • ∴ Molarity = 0.025/0.25

  • = 0.1 M.

  • For Normality,

  • Equivalent Mass = 126/2 [∵ Basicity of Oxalic Acid is 2.]

  • = 63

  • No. of grams equivalent = Mass/Equivalent Mass

  • = 3.15/63

  • = 0.05

  • ∵ Normality = No. of grams Equivalent/Volume of the Solution in L.

  • ∴ Normality = 0.05/0.25

  • = 0.2 N.

Hope it helps.

Similar questions