What is the n factor in a disproportionation reaction?
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The n-factor of a disproportionation reaction is given by the formula-
n=n1∗n2/n1+n2
Disproportionation reactions are the reactions in which oxidizing and reducing agents are same or the same element from the same compound is getting oxidized as well as reduced. N-factor of a disproportionation reaction can only be calculated using a balanced chemical reaction.
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The n-factor of a disproportionation reaction is given by the formula-
n=n1∗n2/n1+n2
Disproportionation reactions are the reactions in which oxidizing and reducing agents are same or the same element from the same compound is getting oxidized as well as reduced. N-factor of a disproportionation reaction can only be calculated using a balanced chemical reaction.
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the reaction in which same element undergoes both oxidation and reduction is called disproportionation reaction
Ex: 2 H2O2---------»2 H20 +O2
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