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Standard XII
Chemistry
Oxidising Reagent and Reducing Reagent
For a reactio...
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For a reaction
M
x
+
+
M
n
O
−
4
→
M
O
−
3
+
M
n
2
+
+
1
2
O
2
If 1 mole of
M
n
O
−
4
oxidises 1.66 moles of
M
x
+
to
M
O
−
3
, then the value of x in the reaction is
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Solution
Since 1 mole of
M
n
O
−
4
oxidises 1.67 moles of
M
x
+
, so from gm. equivalent concept
1.66
×
n-factor of M
=
1
×
5
⇒
n-factor of M
=
3
∴
5
−
x
=
3
⇒
x
=
2
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