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In disproportion redox reaction, should I calculate n factor by: which method?1. Either reduction or reduction... any one part2. (N1 N2)/(N1 +N2)

In disproportion redox reaction, should I calculate n factor by: which method?1. Either reduction or reduction... any one part2. (N1 N2)/(N1 +N2)

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Norman Manchu
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6 years ago
In case you`re trying to calculate the equivalent weight of a compound X which undergoes disproportionation then you`ll have to consider the n-factor of both the parts of the reaction but you cannot add them Consider the oxidation reaction from the whole reaction and calculate the n-factor Similarly consider the redox reaction and calculate the n-factor Now use the formula-Equivalent weight of compound X=Molecular weight of X|n-factor during oxidation+Molecular weight of X|n-factor during reduction

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