Define the normality of solutions, Chemistry

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Q. Define the Normality of solutions?

Ans. Sometime normality is used to measure concentration. Normality (abbreviated N) is the number of gram-equivalent masses of solute in 1 liter of solution. A gram-equivalent mass is the mass of acid (or base) which can give one mole of hydrogen (or hydroxide) ions.


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