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`0.376`g of aluminium reacted with an acid to displace 0·468 litre of hydrogen at NTP. Find the equivalent volume of hydrogen if the equivalent weight of Al is 9.

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To solve the problem, we need to find the equivalent volume of hydrogen gas displaced when aluminium reacts with an acid. We have the following information: - Mass of Aluminium (Al) = 0.376 g - Volume of Hydrogen (H₂) at NTP = 0.468 L - Equivalent weight of Aluminium = 9 g/equiv ### Step 1: Calculate the number of equivalents of Aluminium ...
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