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The normality of a solution that results from mixing 4 g of NaOH, 500 ml of 1 M HCl, and 10.0 ml of H2O4 (specific gravity 1.1, 49% H2SO4 by weight) is :
(The total volume of solution was made to 1 L with water)

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0.51
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0.71
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1.02
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0.45
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Solution

The correct option is A 0.51
4 g of NaOH=440=0.1mole=100mmol100mEq
HCl=500×1=500mEq
Normality of H2SO4=W2×1000Ew2×Vsol(inmL)
=percentage by weight×10×dEw2
=49×10×1.149=11N
mEq of H2SO4=11N×10.00mL=110 mEq
Total acid =110+500=610 mEq
NaOH =100 mEq
Acid left =610100=510 mEq
Total volume =1000 mL
Normality of solution =mEqmL=5101000=0.51N

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