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How do I calculate normality of a solution?

Posted August 26, 2024

Chemical Reagents Calculating Concentration

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The normality of a solution is calculated by the formula:

Normality (N)= Solute (grams) / Equivalent Weight of Solute × Solvent (liters)

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