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If electrolysis of aqueous solution of H₂SO4 to form per disulphuric acid (H₂S2O8). O₂ and H₂ are produced as by products on respective electrode mode. If 1.4 lit O₂ and 5.6 litre of H₂ are produced at N.T.P., the weight of H₂S₂O3 formed will be (B) 46 gm (A) 97 gm (C) 19.82 g 24.25 g

If electrolysis of aqueous solution of H₂SO4 to form per disulphuric acid (H₂S2O8). O₂ and H₂ are produced as by products on respective electrode mode. If 1.4 lit O₂ and 5.6 litre of H₂ are produced at N.T.P., the weight of H₂S₂O3 formed will be (B) 46 gm (A) 97 gm (C) 19.82 g 24.25 g

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If electrolysis of aqueous solution of H₂SO4 to form per disulphuric acid (H₂S₂O8). O2 and H₂ are produced as by products on respective electrode mode. If 1.4 lit O₂ and 5.6 litre of H₂ are produced at N.T.P., the weight of H₂S₂O8 formed will be (A) 97 gm (B) 46 gm 24.25 g (C) 19.82 g Space for rough work
Transcribed Image Text:If electrolysis of aqueous solution of H₂SO4 to form per disulphuric acid (H₂S₂O8). O2 and H₂ are produced as by products on respective electrode mode. If 1.4 lit O₂ and 5.6 litre of H₂ are produced at N.T.P., the weight of H₂S₂O8 formed will be (A) 97 gm (B) 46 gm 24.25 g (C) 19.82 g Space for rough work
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