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Published on: August 13, 2026
The equivalent weight of
is equal to its molecular weight when it is converted to:
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A
In
, oxidation state of
. In
, oxidation state of
.
There is an increase of oxidation state by 1 when
changes to
. Hence; its equivalent mass is equal to its molar mass.

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