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Standard XII
Chemistry
Hydrogen Peroxide
n factor of ...
Question
n
factor of
F
e
C
2
O
4
during its oxidation by acidified
K
M
n
O
4
is:
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Solution
F
e
+
2
→
F
e
+
3
n-factor=1
C
2
O
4
−
2
→
C
O
2
n-factor=
2
×
+
1
=2
n-factor= 1+2
=3
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