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What amount of water is added in 40mL40\, mL of NaOH(0.1N)NaOH (0.1\, N ) which is neutralized by 50mL50 \,mL of HCl(0.2N)?HCl (0.2 N ) ?

Updated On: Jun 23, 2024
  • 80 mL
  • 60 mL
  • 40 mL
  • 90 mL
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation

(i) N1V1=N2V2N_{1} \,V_{1}=N_{2}\, V_{2}
(ii) Amount of water to be added= = total volume - volume of NaOHNaOH
Given normality of NaOH=N1=0.1NN a O H=N_{1}=0.1 \,N
Volume of NaOH=V1=?N a O H=V_{1}=?
Normality of HClN20.2NH C l N_{2}-0.2 \,N
Volume of HClV2=50mLH C l V_{2}=50 \,m L
N1V1=N2V2N_{1} \,V_{1}=N_{2}\, V_{2}
0.1×V1=0.2×500.1 \times V_{1}=0.2 \times 50
V1=0.2×500.1=100mLV_{1}=\frac{0.2 \times 50}{0.1}=100\, mL
VV of NaOH=40mLNaOH =40 \,mL
Amount H2OH_{2} O to be added =10040=60mL=100-40=60\, m L
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