What volume at n.t.p of ammonia gas will be required to be passed into 30 ml of N h2so4 solution to bring down the acid normality to 0.2N?
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MEQ OF original H2SO4 = 30*1 = 30
MEQ of H2SO4 after passing NH3=30*0.2
MEQ of NH3 passed = MEQ of h2so4 lost w/17 * 1000 = 24
WNH3 = 0.408g
hence vol of NH3 at STP = (22.4 * 0.408)/17
0.5376l
i.e.,537.6ml
MEQ of H2SO4 after passing NH3=30*0.2
MEQ of NH3 passed = MEQ of h2so4 lost w/17 * 1000 = 24
WNH3 = 0.408g
hence vol of NH3 at STP = (22.4 * 0.408)/17
0.5376l
i.e.,537.6ml
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Answer:537.6 ml
Explanation:
Meq of original H2SO4=30×1=30
Meq of H2SO4 after passing NH3=30×0.2=6
Meq of H2SO4 lost =30−6=24
Meq of NH3 passed=Meq of H2SO4 lost
w17×1000=24
WNH3=0.408g
∴ Volume of NH3 at STP=22.4×0.40817
⇒0.5376l
⇒537.6ml
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