The molarity of 0.6N phosphorus acid is?
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Answer:
0.3M
Explanation:
N =M × nfactor
M = N / nfactor
M = 0.6/ 2
=0.3M
yasaswinisarakanam37:
But way is n factor?
But what*is n factor?
n factor - n factor is variable quantities and it's value depends on nature of substance.
in a case of phosphorous acid ( H3Po3) n factor is basicity
max. basicity of phosphorous acid is 2 so , n factor is 2
hope it's helps you
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Given: The molarity of 0.6N phosphorus acid is
Answer:
molarity = 0.3m
Explanation:
The molarity of 0.6N phosphorous acid is :
Normality = molarity xn factor.
molarity x Basicity of an acid.
0.6N = Molarity x2
molarity=0.3M
it means that's the molarity of 0.6N phosphorous acid is....there are normality is equal to molarity xn factor. if than the molarity x basicity of an acid..to the 0.6N is equal to molarity x2
now, than molarity is equal to 0.3 m
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