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Standard XII
Chemistry
Acidity of Carboxylic Acids
What weight o...
Question
What weight of NaCl decomposed by
4.9
g of
−
H
2
S
O
4
, if
6
g of
N
a
H
S
O
4
and
1.825
g of HCl are produced in the same reaction?
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Solution
The reaction can be given as:
N
a
C
l
+
H
2
S
O
4
→
N
a
H
S
O
4
+
H
C
l
According to law of conservation of mass:
W
(
N
a
C
l
)
+
W
(
H
2
S
O
4
)
=
W
(
N
a
H
S
O
4
)
+
W
(
H
C
l
)
W
(
N
a
C
l
)
+
4.9
g
=
6
g
+
1.825
g
W
(
N
a
C
l
)
=
6
+
1.825
−
4.9
=
2.925
g
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