Chemistry, asked by kimmygorg, 6 months ago

calculate the normality of mg(OH) solution that contains 119.35 mg Mg(OH) per 0.10 L of solution.

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Answered by anuradhabilaspur1984

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normality = mass/equivalent mass x 1000/volume (ml)

0.11935/29.2 x 1000/100

normality = 0.0408

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