Chemistry, asked by meghanajabi, 1 year ago

explain about equivalent weights of oxidising and reducing agents

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Answered by priyal

The equivalent mass of an oxidising and a reducing agent may be calculated by dividing the molecular mass of the oxidising or reducing agent by change in oxidation number in the reaction. Thus,

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