Chemistry, asked by mananmakkar2004, 8 months ago

during the conversion of NH2OH ----> N2O, the equivalent weight of NH2OH is ( mol. wt of nh2oh is M)? also plz tell me how do you take out n factor for this.

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Answered by architapatra238

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Answer:

M/2

Explanation:

N−1H2OH→N+12O

Conversion factor, n = + 1 - (-1) = + 2

Equivalent wt. of NH2OH=molecularweightconversionfactor=M2

Answered by bijubijuad057

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Explanation:

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