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Match the reactions given in column I with neutralisation reactions given in column II.

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Solution

The calculations for the neutralization reaction are as shown below.

Column I

Column II
a.
Equivalent of base
=0.1×2+0.2×1
=0.4=400mEq
[NaCl is not taken, since it neither reacts with acid nor with base]
q.
mEq of H2SO4
=400×0.5×2
=400mEq
[400 mEq if H2SO4 neutralises 400 mEq of base in (a)]
b.
mEq of acid
=200×0.1+100×0.1×2+200×0.1×2
=20+20+40=80
p.
mEq of KOH=320×0.25=80mEq
[80 mEq of KOH neutralises with 80 mEq of acid in (b)]
c.
1 g NaOH=140mol×103=25mEq
2.25 g oxalic acid
=2.2590/2×100=50mEq
mEq of oxalic acid left
=5025=25mEq
r.
mEq of Mg(OH)2
=125×15=25mEq
[25 mEq of acid in (c) and (d) neutralises with 25 mEq of Mg(OH)2]
d.
0.01molH3PO4=0.01×2=0.03eq
0.0025 mol Ca(OH)2
=0.0025×2
=0.005Eq
Eq of H3PO4
left=0.030.005
=0.025Eq
=0.025mEq
s.
mEq of H2SO4=125×15=25mEq
[H2SO4 is acid and H3PO4 in (d) is also acid. No reaction.]

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