Calculate solution normality using weight, equivalent weight, and volume. Essential for titrations and analytical chemistry. Includes formulas, examples, and code snippets.
Normality = Weight of solute (g) / (Equivalent weight (g/eq) × Volume of solution (L))
Normality:
1.0000 eq/L
Normality = 10 g / (20 g/eq × 0.5 L)
= 1.0000 eq/L
Solute
10 g
Equivalent Weight
20 g/eq
Volume
0.5 L
Normality
1.0000 eq/L
The normality of a solution is calculated by dividing the weight of the solute by the product of its equivalent weight and the volume of the solution.
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