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7.125g of an acid (MW=114) is completely neutrilized by 5g of NaOH (MW=40). What is the basicity of acid?

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500 c m^{3}

. The basicity of the acid is:

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Define the term neutralisation equivalent of an acid.

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(M w = 210 g m m o l^{- 1})

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