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$10 \,cm^3$ of $0.1\, N$ monobasic acid requires $15 \,cm^3$ of sodium hydroxide solution whose normality is
$10 \,cm^3$ of $0.1\, N$ monobasic acid requires $15 \,cm^3$ of sodium hydroxide solution whose normality is
Updated On: Apr 2, 2024
- $1.5\, N$
- $0.15 \,N$
- $0.066\, N$
- $0.66\, N$
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Solution and Explanation
Volume of monobasic acid $=10 \,cm ^{3}$
Normality of monobasic acid $=0.1 \,N$
Volume of $NaOH$ solution $=15 \,cm ^{3}$
Normality of $NaOH$ solution $=? $
$N_{1} V_{1}=N_{2}\, V_{2}$
(for monobasic acid ) (for $NaOH$ )
$10 \times 0.1\, N=15 \times N_{2}$
$N_{2}=\frac{1 N}{15}=0.066\, N$
Normality of monobasic acid $=0.1 \,N$
Volume of $NaOH$ solution $=15 \,cm ^{3}$
Normality of $NaOH$ solution $=? $
$N_{1} V_{1}=N_{2}\, V_{2}$
(for monobasic acid ) (for $NaOH$ )
$10 \times 0.1\, N=15 \times N_{2}$
$N_{2}=\frac{1 N}{15}=0.066\, N$
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