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A solution containing 4.2 g of KOH and Ca(OH)2 is neutralised by an acid. If it consumes 0.1 gram equivalents of the acid, calculate the composition of the sample.

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Solution

Let mass of KOH be present in mixture =a g
and Mass of Ca(OH)2=(4.2a)g
Eq. mass of KOH=56; Eq. mass of Ca(OH)2=742=37
g equivalent of KOH+g equivalent of Ca(OH)2=g equivalent of the acid
a56+(4.2a)37=0.1
or 37a56a=0.1×56×374.2×56
or 19a=28
a=2819=1.47
Mass of KOH in the sample =1.47 g
Percentage of KOH=35
and Percentage of Ca(OH)2=10035=65.

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