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`{:(CH_(2)COOH),(|),(C(OH)COOH),(|),(CH_(2)COOH) :}

A

When behaves as reducing agent, then its equivalent weights are equal to half of its molecular weight respectively

B

`1000mL` of 1N solution of each is neutralized by `1000mL 1NCa(OH)_(2)`

C

`1000mL` of `1M` solution is neutralized by `1000mL` of `1M Ca(OH)_(2)`

D

`1000mL` of 1M solution is neutralized by `200mL 2M` of `KMnO_(4)` in acidic medium.

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A, B, D

For `{:(underset(|)COOH),(COOH):}` & `{:(underset(|)COOK),(COOH):}`
When behave as reducing agent
`(COOH)_(2) rarr 2CO_(2)`n-factor `=2`, eq wt. `=M//2`
`{:(underset(|)COOK),(COOH):} rarr 2CO_(2)` n-factor `=2`, eq wt. `=M//2`
for neutralization meq of one reactant =meq of other reactant can be neutralized
`1000 xx 2 = 1000 xx 2`
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