Answer to Question #65442 in General Chemistry for Kelly

General Chemistry

Question #65442

What's the equivalent mass of HNO3

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Equivalent mass of HNO 3 is the mass of compound that contains one equivalent of proton.

HNO3 + OH^- → H2O + NO3^-

M(HNO 3 ) = 63.01 g/mol

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