Chemistry, asked by myselfhimanshuk5129, 1 year ago

Q. How much H2SO4 is required to make its 0.5 N solution in 500 ml.

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Answered by samrabhavneet333

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amount required is 12.25g

Answered by allyayush

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12.25gm is the answer

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