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n-factor for oxidants and reductants, normality
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eq022
The equivalent mass of
FeSO
X
4
(molar mass
152
g
mo
l
−
1
) when it is oxidised to
Fe
X
2
(
SO
X
4
)
X
3
is:
A
76
B
152
C
304
D
56
Answer: B
Each
Fe
X
2
+
is oxidised to
Fe
X
3
+
losing one electron, so
n
=
1
. Equivalent mass
=
152/1
=
152
.
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