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Standard IX
Chemistry
Combination Reaction
N factor for ...
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N factor for disporportion reaction
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Solution
Dear Student,
In
the
compounds
undergoing
disproportion
reaction
,
n
-
factor
can
be
found
out
by
knowing
the
balanced
chemical
reaction
and
considering
only
one
process
.
For
eg
.
2
H
2
O
2
→
2
H
2
O
+
O
2
Here
out
of
these
two
H
2
O
2
molecules
,
one
mole
is
oxidised
and
one
mole
is
reduced
.
For
oxidation
H
2
O
2
→
O
2
n
-
factor
=
Change
in
oxidation
state
=
[
2
×
0
-
(
-
1
)
×
2
]
=
2
For
reduction
reaction
H
2
O
2
→
2
H
2
O
n
-
factor
=
Change
in
oxidation
state
=
[
(
-
2
)
×
2
-
(
-
1
)
×
2
]
=
2
n
-
factor
is
same
for
both
,
so
n
-
factor
is
2
If
n
-
factor
can
also
be
different
for
both
the
reactions
.
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