Normality Calculator
Calculate Normality of a Solution or Prepare a Solution of Solid Solute.
What's Normality Calculator APK?
Normality Calculator is a app for Android, It's developed by Calistry author.
First released on google play in 9 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 12.6K download times on Google play and rated as 4.13 stars with 46 rated times.
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Use this calculator for preparing a solution of solid solute. To use the calculator , first enter the formula of the solute. Then enter any of the three of the four parameters, namely:
N=Normality of the Solution ;
Wsolute = Weight of the Solute ;
V = Volume of the solution;
n = Equivalence Factor (basicity of an acid or acidity of a base or number electron transfer in a reaction)
Description :
Normality of a solution is defined as the number of gram equivalent of a solute present per liter of a solution. The gram equivalent is the ratio of molecular weight and equivalence factor. This equivalence factor can be thought as the number of replaceable H+ ions in a molecule of an acidic solute or the number of replaceable OH- ions present in a molecule of a basic solute. Thus equivalence factor of NaOH is 1 and 2 for H2SO4. In the case of redox reactions this equivalence factor is the number of electron taken or given out of that compound in a redox reaction.
This calculator is the android version of the following web application. Visit: http://calistry.org/normalityCalculator
N=Normality of the Solution ;
Wsolute = Weight of the Solute ;
V = Volume of the solution;
n = Equivalence Factor (basicity of an acid or acidity of a base or number electron transfer in a reaction)
Description :
Normality of a solution is defined as the number of gram equivalent of a solute present per liter of a solution. The gram equivalent is the ratio of molecular weight and equivalence factor. This equivalence factor can be thought as the number of replaceable H+ ions in a molecule of an acidic solute or the number of replaceable OH- ions present in a molecule of a basic solute. Thus equivalence factor of NaOH is 1 and 2 for H2SO4. In the case of redox reactions this equivalence factor is the number of electron taken or given out of that compound in a redox reaction.
This calculator is the android version of the following web application. Visit: http://calistry.org/normalityCalculator
