Aman Bansal
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Dear Siddhant,
For Na2CO3 there are two Na+ atoms to react with acids. Therefore in case of Na2CO3 equivalent weight is Molecular weight / 2.
In the case of NaHCO3 there is only one Na+ to react with acids. (You can imagine that one Na of Na2CO3 has been used by an acid) Therefore equivalent weight is Molecular weight / 1, or molecular weight itself. In case of these compounds it is Na to decide its acidity, not the Proton
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