What you are given
- Concentration: 1
- Equivalence factor n: 2
Formula: N = M · n
Solutions
How do you calculate molarity to normality?
N = M × n, with the equivalence factor you confirm for the reaction. The relationship used is N = M · n.
Worked example
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The working
- N = M · n:
1 · 2=2 N
= 2 N.
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Two problems, with the working revealed
Problem 1 Molarity to normality
Work out the result for molarity to normality.
- Concentration: 1.5
- Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 3 N.
- N = M · n:
1.5 · 2=3 N
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Problem 2 Molarity to normality
Work out the result for molarity to normality.
- Concentration: 1
- Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 2 N.
- N = M · n:
1 · 2=2 N
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