Atomic weights( g/moi): H=1 K=39 Ö=12 P= 31 c= 12 Na = 23 Či = 35.45 Find the Normality of NaOH and Normality of HCI from the following data: Weight of KHP Final Reading NAOH Initial Reading Final reading HCI Initial Reading HCI 2.053 g 39.47 ml. 0.02 ml 0.32 ml 0.01 mL ImL HCI 0.9690 ml NGOH

Atomic weights( g/moi): H=1 K=39 Ö=12 P= 31 c= 12 Na = 23 Či = 35.45 Find the Normality of NaOH and Normality of HCI from the following data: Weight of KHP Final Reading NAOH Initial Reading Final reading HCI Initial Reading HCI 2.053 g 39.47 ml. 0.02 ml 0.32 ml 0.01 mL ImL HCI 0.9690 ml NGOH

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Atomic weights( g/mol): H=1 K=39 O=12 P= 31 C= 12
Na = 23 CI = 35.45
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Find the Normality of NaOH and Normality of HCI from the following data:
Weight of KHP
Final Reading NaOH
Initial Reading
Final reading HCI
Initial Reading HCI
2.053 g
39.47 mL
0.02 ml
0.32 mL
0.01 mL
Iml HCI
0.9690 ml NAOH

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