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A pure organic acid sample (0.1516 g) is neutralized with OH- ions produced in a constant current of 0.401 A in 5 minutes and 24 seconds. Calculate the equivalent weight of the acid.

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A pure organic acid sample
(0.1516 g) is neutralized with
OH- ions produced in a
constant current of 0.401 A in 5
minutes and 24 seconds.
Calculate the equivalent weight
of the acid.

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