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Equivalent weight of Na2Co3

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Answered by Rajdeep11111
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HELLO THERE!

Here's the formula for calculation of equivalent weight, which will be used in this case:

Equivalent weight

E = \frac{M}{n\times V}

Where, M is the molecular weight of the compound, n is the number of cations, and V is the valency of cation.

In Sodium carbonate, the number of cations is 2, valency of cation (Na) is 1, and molecular weight of sodium carbonate is (2×23)+12+48 = 106

So,

E = \frac{106}{2\times1} = 53

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Answered by ItzDazzingBoy
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Answer:

Here's the formula for calculation of equivalent weight, which will be used in this case:

Equivalent weight

E = E= n×VM

Where, M is the molecular weight of the compound, n is the number of cations, and V is the valency of cation.

In Sodium carbonate, the number of cations is 2, valency of cation (Na) is 1, and molecular weight of sodium carbonate is (2×23)+12+48 = 106

So,

E = 106 = 53E= 2×1106 =53

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