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Molarity to normality: practice problems

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Problem 1 Molarity to normality

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  • Concentration: 1
  • Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 2 N.

  1. N = M · n: 1 · 2 = 2 N

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Problem 2 Molarity to normality

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  • Concentration: 0.5
  • Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 1 N.

  1. N = M · n: 0.5 · 2 = 1 N

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Problem 3 Molarity to normality

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  • Concentration: 3
  • Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 6 N.

  1. N = M · n: 3 · 2 = 6 N

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Problem 4 Molarity to normality

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  • Concentration: 2
  • Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 4 N.

  1. N = M · n: 2 · 2 = 4 N

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Problem 5 Molarity to normality

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  • Concentration: 1.5
  • Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 3 N.

  1. N = M · n: 1.5 · 2 = 3 N

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Problem 6 Molarity to normality

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  • Concentration: 4
  • Equivalence factor n: 2
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= 8 N.

  1. N = M · n: 4 · 2 = 8 N

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