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Equivalent mass and n-factor for acids, bases and salts
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eq113
Na
2
CO
3
(molar mass 106 g/mol) reacts with excess HCl to give
CO
X
2
and water. Its equivalent mass in this reaction is:
A
106
g/eq
B
212
g/eq
C
53
g/eq
D
35.3
g/eq
Answer: C
CO
X
3
X
2
−
accepts 2
H
X
+
to form
H
X
2
CO
X
3
(
CO
X
2
+
H
X
2
O
), so n-factor = 2. Equivalent mass = 106/2 = 53 g/eq.
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