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Find no. of H+ ion present in H2SO4.

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Number of moles of H2SO4=2.34g98
=0.023 moles
Number of molecules of H2SO4=0.023×NA
=1.4×1022 molecules
Each molecule of H2SO4 contains 2 H-atoms
Therefore, number of H+ ions= 2×1.4×1022
Number of H+ ions= 2.8×1022

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