Asked by Sam
How many equivalents are in 1.75L of a 8.2M solution of sulfuric acid.
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Answered by
DrBob222
Technically this can't be worked because the normality (and the equivalent weight) depends upon the reaction and the reaction has not been cited. However, usually this means H2SO4 will be 1/2 the molar mass for the equivalent weight.
equivalents = mass/equivalent weight
The equivalent weight = molar mass/2.
equivalents = mass/equivalent weight
The equivalent weight = molar mass/2.
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