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the normality of 1M H3PO3 solution is

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Answered by itzlisa91331
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Normality = mass/eq.mass x 1000/volume of solutions( ml)


Morality = mass/ molar mass x 1000/ volume of solution (ml) 


and Eq. mass = Molar mass/ n factor


or normality = Mass/ molar mass/ n factor  x 1000/ volume of solution (ml) = mass/molar mass x 1000/ volume of solution (ml) x n factor = molarity x n factor


For H3PO4, n = 3 


So normality = 1x3 = 3N




Answered by ShivamKashyap08
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Normality = mass/eq.mass x 1000/volume of solutions( ml)

Morality = mass/ molar mass x 1000/ volume of solution (ml)

and Eq. mass = Molar mass/ n factor

or normality = Mass/ molar mass/ n factor x 1000/ volume of solution (ml) = mass/molar mass x 1000/ volume of solution (ml) x n factor = molarity x n factor

For H3PO3, n = 2

So normality = 1x2=2

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