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Standard XII
Chemistry
Catalytic Hydrogenation
4488 mL of ...
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4488
m
L
of
S
O
2
at
N
T
P
is passed through
100
m
L
of a
0.2
N
solution of
N
a
O
H
. Find the weight of the salt formed.
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Solution
4488
m
L
of
S
O
2
N
T
P
−
−−
→
100
m
L
of
0.2
N
N
a
O
H
miliequivalent of
S
O
2
=
4488
2244
20
miliequivalent of
N
a
O
H
=
0.2
×
100
=
20
m
−
e
q
Hence, miliequivalent of
N
a
2
S
O
3
formed
=
20
mass=
20
1000
×
53
=
53
50
=
0.106
g
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