Chemistry, asked by renugodha592, 8 months ago

Example. Calculate the normality of a solution
containing 6.3 g oxalic acid dissolved in 250ml. of
solution.​

Answers

Answered by mahikvsrodelhi
0

Answer:

Normality=

1 liter of solution

number of equivalent of solute

=

eq.weight

Weight

×

V(ml)

1000

By putting all the given values, we get-

0⋅1=

2

126

6⋅3

×

V

1000

V=1000ml=1litre

Volume of water=Total Volume - Volume of oxalic acid

=1−⋅25

=0⋅75 litre

Answered by inzamamulhaq2001
0

Answer:

0.4 N

Explanation:

another formula is...

Normality×Equivalent Weight = Molarity× Molecular weight

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