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What is the normality of 2M H3PO2 solution?

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Answered by JunaidMirza
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Normality = Molarity / Basicity

Basicity of H3PO2 is 1

Therefore for H3PO2,

Normality = Molarity

Normality of 2M H3PO2 is 2N

anonymous14: why don't we use acidity of the compound?
JunaidMirza: Basicity of an acid is defined as the no. of hydroxide ions it can neutralize.

H3PO2 is an acid. It can get ionised to release 1 proton (H+) and neutralise 1 OH- ion.

For more info: http://www.citycollegiate.com/acidbasesalt4.htm
anonymous14: thanks
Answered by kobenhavn
33

Answer: 2N

Explanation: Normailty is defined as number of gram equivalents present per litre of the solution.

Normality=Molarity\times n

n= basicity= number of replaceable hydrogen

For H_3PO_2 , n=1 as there is only one replaceable hydrogen as only one hydrogen is attached to electronegative oxygen.

Normality=2M\times 1=2N


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