Chemistry, asked by shreeji35, 1 year ago

What is the molarity of a 6N H2So4 solution ?

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Answered by RoshinAvinash

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number of eqivalents=moles * nfactor.

normality = molarity * nfactor.

molarity = 6 /2 =3.

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