Volume Strength of Hydrogen Peroxide | By Abhishek Jain Sir | IIT JEE | Mains | Advanced | NEET Exam

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plz tell me a quick way to find n factor and equivalent mass

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See this video "physics wallah--- gram equivalent weight" you will know that

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Equivalent mass=molecular mass /n factor

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n factor is the replacable no. of H+/OH-

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How does v = 5.6 how did you get that number?

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By just simply dividing 11.2 /2

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Sir thank you for such a good video. One doubt- 1 mole of a gas occupies 22.7L volume at STP, not 22.4

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Given: strength of H2o2 is 15.18g/L then it is egual to how much volume?

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Divide by 34 to convert it into molarity and then apply formula

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Sir apne h2o2 ka change in oxidation state in h2o kyu nahi consider kiya??

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Sir are you sure about the X factor coz it is a disproportionation reaction

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I think you did a mistake N factor for H2O2 decomposition is 1

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No it is 2, as for each Oxygen there is an exchange of 1 e- so for 2 oxygen atoms it is 2. Hence, the n factor of the reaction is 2.

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Boss rxn is dispropornation the way u told nfactor is not correct.

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Sir ji q farak nhi padta m hota hai molality M hota hai molarity

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Good but at STP 22.7 Litres of volume is produced

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OMESH KUMAR no its 22.4L

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What you are saying is correct for Ntp For Stp it is 22.4L

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