how can we find the n factor of given compound if the equation is not given???????? please clarify it in an understanding manner
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n factor is basically exchange of number of electrons if we are given a chemical equation.
But its not necessary for determining n factor.
n factor is the ioninc charge , if only a ionic compound is given.
Example: SO²⁻ , 2 is the n factor.
Cl¹⁻ , 1 is the n factor.
For acid and bases.
replaceable hydrogen ion
H₂SO₄ have 2 replaceable Hydrogen ion. Hence n factor of H2SO4 is 2.
Hope you get it. Equation is not important to determine the n factor.
But its not necessary for determining n factor.
n factor is the ioninc charge , if only a ionic compound is given.
Example: SO²⁻ , 2 is the n factor.
Cl¹⁻ , 1 is the n factor.
For acid and bases.
replaceable hydrogen ion
H₂SO₄ have 2 replaceable Hydrogen ion. Hence n factor of H2SO4 is 2.
Hope you get it. Equation is not important to determine the n factor.
abhi178:
nice explanation vishagh !!!
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===:::::: [ n - factor ]:::;:::::===
for metal :- (1) n -factor for metals depend upon no of H-atom displaced . or no of oxidation of H-atom
example :-
MgH2 → Mg+2 + H2
hence,
n - factor of Mg = 2
similarly , for
FeH3 => 3
FeH2 =>2
CaH2=>2
AlH3 => 3 etc
(2) it's depend upon no of O-atom combined with metal. or oxidation no of O- atoms
example :-
4Al + 3O2 →2Al2O3
you see in 1 mole of Al2O3 , 3 mole of O atoms combined .
another way we can say that Al2O3 break In 2Al^+3 and 3O2^-2
hence, Oxidation state of Al = +3
so, n-factor of Al in Al2O3 = 3
similarly,
MnO2 =>4
Fe2O3 => 3 [ 2Fe^+3 & 3O^-2 ]
FeO =>Fe2O2 => 2
MgO =>Mg2O2 =>2
Na2O => 1
K2O => 1
## for elements :- for elements n- factor depends upon valency .
example :-
valency of Al = 3
so, n - factor = 3
similarly ,
Mg =>2
K =>1
Cl=> 1
Na =>1
Mn => 2 , 4 , 5 , 7 { dependds upon situation and data of question}
Fe => 2, 3
Cu => 1, 2
## for acid/ base :- depends upon acidity/ basicity .
example :-
H3BO3 is a mombasic acid so,
n - factor of H3BO3 = 1
similarly,
H2SO4 => 2
H2CO3 => 2
H3PO4 => 3
H2PO4^-1 => 2
HPO4^-2 => 1
HSO4^-1 => 1
## for salt :- for salt n-factor depnds upon total positive valancy of all metal atoms .
example :- Na2CO3 here 2 Na metal atoms present
total positive charge = +2
hence, n - factors = 2
CaCO3 , here only Ca present
total positive charge = 1 × +2 = +2
hence, n- factors = 2
similarly,
Na2SO4 => 2
CaSO4 =>2
Fe2( SO4)3 =>3
CuSO4 =>2
for metal :- (1) n -factor for metals depend upon no of H-atom displaced . or no of oxidation of H-atom
example :-
MgH2 → Mg+2 + H2
hence,
n - factor of Mg = 2
similarly , for
FeH3 => 3
FeH2 =>2
CaH2=>2
AlH3 => 3 etc
(2) it's depend upon no of O-atom combined with metal. or oxidation no of O- atoms
example :-
4Al + 3O2 →2Al2O3
you see in 1 mole of Al2O3 , 3 mole of O atoms combined .
another way we can say that Al2O3 break In 2Al^+3 and 3O2^-2
hence, Oxidation state of Al = +3
so, n-factor of Al in Al2O3 = 3
similarly,
MnO2 =>4
Fe2O3 => 3 [ 2Fe^+3 & 3O^-2 ]
FeO =>Fe2O2 => 2
MgO =>Mg2O2 =>2
Na2O => 1
K2O => 1
## for elements :- for elements n- factor depends upon valency .
example :-
valency of Al = 3
so, n - factor = 3
similarly ,
Mg =>2
K =>1
Cl=> 1
Na =>1
Mn => 2 , 4 , 5 , 7 { dependds upon situation and data of question}
Fe => 2, 3
Cu => 1, 2
## for acid/ base :- depends upon acidity/ basicity .
example :-
H3BO3 is a mombasic acid so,
n - factor of H3BO3 = 1
similarly,
H2SO4 => 2
H2CO3 => 2
H3PO4 => 3
H2PO4^-1 => 2
HPO4^-2 => 1
HSO4^-1 => 1
## for salt :- for salt n-factor depnds upon total positive valancy of all metal atoms .
example :- Na2CO3 here 2 Na metal atoms present
total positive charge = +2
hence, n - factors = 2
CaCO3 , here only Ca present
total positive charge = 1 × +2 = +2
hence, n- factors = 2
similarly,
Na2SO4 => 2
CaSO4 =>2
Fe2( SO4)3 =>3
CuSO4 =>2
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