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Standard XII
Chemistry
Depression in Freezing Point
The number of...
Question
The number of milli equivalent of acid in
100
m
L
of
0.5
N
H
C
I
solution is:-
A
50
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100
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25
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Solution
The correct option is
A
50
The given acid is HCl, so it is monobasic (basicity = 1) because of the presence of
1
H
+
ion.
Now, molarity of
H
C
l
= Normality of
H
C
l
= 0.5 N = 0.5 M
No. of milliequivalents =
0.5
×
1000
=
50
m
e
q
(Since V = 100 ml)
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