Relation between molarity molality and density derivation
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1.Normality of solution = molarity ×(molecular mass)/(equivalent mass)
2.Normality ´ equivalent mass = molarity ´ molecular mass
For an acid, molecular mass)/(equivalent mass)= Basicity
So, Normality of acid = molarity ´ basicity.
For a base, molecular mass)/(equivalent mass)= Acidity
So, Normality of base = Molarity ´ Acidity.
2.Normality ´ equivalent mass = molarity ´ molecular mass
For an acid, molecular mass)/(equivalent mass)= Basicity
So, Normality of acid = molarity ´ basicity.
For a base, molecular mass)/(equivalent mass)= Acidity
So, Normality of base = Molarity ´ Acidity.
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♣ Definitions :-
♠》 Molarity (M) :-
It is the number of moles of solute dissolved in one litre of solution.
♠》 Molality (m) :-
It is the number of moles of solute dissolve in one kg of Solvent.
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♣ Relation b/w Molarity and Molality :-
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♣ Derivation :-
We have ,
Dividing {i} by {ii} We Get,
♣ Notations Used :-
W = Mass
M = Molar Mass
1 = Solvent
2 = Solute
n = number of moles
d = density in g/mL.
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