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The density of a solution containing `13%` by mass of sulphuric acid is `1.09g//mL`. Calculate the molarity and normality of the solution

A

1.445 M

B

14.45 M

C

144.5 M

D

0.1445 M

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The correct Answer is:
A

Volume of 100 gram of the solution = `100/d`
`100/1.09mL=100/(1.09xx1000)litre`
`1/(1.09xx10)litre`
Number of moles of `H_2SO_4` in 100 gram of the solution =`11/98`
`"Molarity"=("No. of moles of "H_2SO_4)/("Volume of solution in litre ")`
`13/98xx(1.09xx10)/1=1.445M`
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