Science, asked by lachulux10, 9 months ago

what is the weight of one equivalent of sulphuric acid?
a) 98g b) 49g c) 28.5g d) 14.25g

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Answered by sibyjoma

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Answer:It's option B- 49g

Explanation:

Equivalent weight=Molecular mass÷no.of replaceable H ions

=2×1+32+4×16÷2=49

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