Number of milliequivalents of 100ml of seminormal solution.
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The product of the number of ML of acid and the concentration of the acid in NORMALITY will give the number of M Equivalents of the acid.
2) No. Of milliequivalent =normality × volume (ml)
So 0.5×100
=50 milliequivalent.
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