H.W 1) Calculate the number of meq. of H;C:0.2H;0 (fw= 126.1) in 0.5 gm of the pure compound assuming that two hydrogen ions to titrated with standard base? 2) A standard AGNO, solution prepared by weighting exactly 24.15 gm of carefully prepared solid, dissolving in water and diluting in a volumetric flask to exactly 2 L. What normality of the solution?

H.W 1) Calculate the number of meq. of H;C:0.2H;0 (fw= 126.1) in 0.5 gm of the pure compound assuming that two hydrogen ions to titrated with standard base? 2) A standard AGNO, solution prepared by weighting exactly 24.15 gm of carefully prepared solid, dissolving in water and diluting in a volumetric flask to exactly 2 L. What normality of the solution?

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