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500mL of 2MHCl.100mL of 2MH2SO4 and one g equivalent of a monoacidic alkali are mixed together. 30mL of this solution required 20mL of Na2CO3.xH2O solution obtained by dissolving 143gNa2CO3.xH2O in one litre solution. Calculate water of crystallisation of Na2CO3.xH2O.

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500 ml of 2M HCl +100ml of 2M H2SO4

Total milliequivalents of Hydronium ion will be 500 x 2 + 100 x 4{since H2SO4 will give 2 H+} = 1400milliequivalents = 1.4 equivalents

The equivalents of OH added in form of Monobasic alkali=1

Net after neutralization will be 0.4 equivalents of Hydronium ion.

30ml of this solution required 20ml of 143gm Na2CO3.xH2O in one-litre solution.

Now just equate both milliequivalents.

We know,

2H++Na2CO3NaOH+CO2

THAT MEANS 2 HYDRONIUM IONS ARE NEEDED FOR EACH Na2CO3 MOLECULE

n factor for Na2CO3 is 2.

Molarity of Na2CO3 = 143106+18x

Normality = M x n factor =2M

0.4×30mL=2×143106+18x×20

x = 10



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