Answer to Question #154721 in General Chemistry for Phyroe

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Question #154721

Calculate the equivalent weight of sulphuric acid (for reaction that replace both hydrogen ions)

Expert's answer

Equivalent Weight of H₂SO₄= Molar Mass of the acid/the number of hydrogen atoms displaced

= 98.078/2 g.eq

=49.039g.eq

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