equivalent weight of FeC2O4​

Answers 2

Fe  

+2

→Fe  

+3

+e  

 

C  

2

O  

4

 

−2

→2CO  

2

+2e  

 

Adding both the reactions, we get,

Fe  

+2

+C  

2

O  

4

 

−2

→2CO  

2

+Fe  

+3

+3e  

 

Equivalent weight is defined as the molecular weight divided by the number of moles of electron required by the molecule.  

Hence, the equivalent weight is equal to  

3

M

.

Answer: Fe+2

→Fe+3+e−C2O4  

−2  →2CO2+2e−

Adding both the reactions, we get,

Fe  

+2

+C  

2

O  

4

 

−2

→2CO  

2

+Fe  

+3

+3e  

 

Equivalent weight is defined as the molecular weight divided by the number of moles of electron required by the molecule.  

Hence, the equivalent weight is equal to  

3

M

.

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