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What is the normality of 0.3 M H3PO4 when it undergoes the reaction as?
H3PO4+2OHHPO23+2H2O.

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0.3 N
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0.15 N
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0.60 N
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0.90 N
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Solution

The correct option is C 0.60 N

H3PO4+2OHHPO23+2H2O

Normality =nfactor×molarity

N factor=Number of H+ ions replaced.Here n factor is 2 ,since 2 H+ ions are replaced.

Normality =2×0.3=0.6N

Hence option C is coorrect.


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