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Find the purity percentage of H2SO4with density1.8, if 5ml of H2SO4 is neutralized completely by 84.6mlof 2N NaOH solution.


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Solution

Titration:

  1. Titration is the process of gradual addition of a solution of a known concentration and volume with another solution of unknown concentration until the reaction approaches its neutralization.
  2. Titration is used to find the normality of the acid and base titration:
  3. Molarity is No. of moles dissolved in 1000ml solution.

Step-1 Calculating the Normality of H2SO4

N1 =Normality of the Acidic H2SO4 solution =N

V2 = Volume of the Acidic H2SO4solution =5ml

N2 = Normality of the basicNaOH solution = 2N

V2 = Volume of the basic NaOH solution = 84.6ml

N1V1=N2V2

N×5=84.6×2

N=33.84N

Step-2 Converting normality into molarity

Molarity=Normality÷basicity

=33.84N÷216.92M

16.92moles of solutes dissolve in 1000ml of solution to give 16.92Msolution

Step-3 Calculating the Mass of H2SO4 using density

  1. Given the density of H2SO4=1.8
  2. Volume of H2SO4 from molarity=1000mL
  3. Density=MassVolume,
  4. Mass=Density×Volume
  5. The mass of H2SO4=Number of moles of H2SO4 ×Molecular weight16.92×981658.16g

Step-4 Calculating the Percentage purity of H2SO4

Percentage Purity=(Mass of 16.92 moles of H2SO4÷Mass of H2SO4 with density 1.8)×100

=(1658.16÷1800)×10092.12%

Hence, the purity percentage of H2SO4with density 1.8= 92.12%


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