Question #128648

Derived the relation between the molarity and normality of x gram of suphuric acid dissolved in 100ml of water

Expert's answer

You can convert from molarity to normality using the following equation:

Normality=Molarity×MolecularmassEquivalentmassNormality=Molarity\times\frac{Molecularmass}{Equivalent mass}

For sulphuric acid Normality=Molarity×9849=Molarity×2Normality=Molarity\times\frac{98}{49}=Molarity\times2

Molarity of sulphuric acid = chemicalamountsolutionvolume=x98x+100ρ\frac{chemical amount}{solutionvolume}=\frac{\frac{x}{98}}{\frac{x+100}{\rho}}

where ρ\rho - solution dencity

Normality of sulphuric acid = =2x98x+100ρ=\frac{\frac{2x}{98}}{\frac{x+100}{\rho}}


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