Chemistry, asked by Akankshaasiingh, 1 year ago

When 100ml of M/10 H2So4 is mixed with 500ml of M/1 NaOH. Then nature of resulting solution and normality of excess od reactant left is..

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Answered by Arceus11
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Normality=Molarity×n-factor

So the normality of h2so4 is  \frac{1}{10} \times 2 = \frac{2}{10}= \frac{1}{5} This is because n factor of h2so4 is 2. similarly the normality of naoh is 1/10.
Thus the meq of h2so4 are 20 and meq of h2so4 are 50. so the resultant solution is alkaline.
Meq remaining are 30. As N×V=meq, we get the normality as 30÷600=1÷20
Hope this helps!

Akankshaasiingh: Answer is basic, N/20
Akankshaasiingh: Meq?
Arceus11: what
Arceus11: alkaline means basic
Arceus11: your question is wrong then
Arceus11: it should be m/10 molar of naoh
Arceus11: meq means milliequivalents
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