Concentration of a solution
The amount of substance present in a definite quantity of the solution is called concentration. A solution of known concentration is known as standard solution. And the solution of unknown concentr...
1) According to the law of chemical equivalance, "Substances reacts completely with each other in the equal no of their gram equivalents.|"
i.e No. of of gram equiv. of one substance = no. of gram equiv. of another substance.
2) At equivalence point, normality equation holds true.
i.e N1V1=N2V2
3) Concentration of solution is inversely proportional to dilution.
eg. 100 cc of 1N solution = (100*10) cc of N/10 solution.
x ml of y N solution = (x*y) ml of 1N solution.
4) Equal strength of solution neutralize in equal volume.
eg. 10 ml of 1 N NaoH = 10 mo of 1N HCl
1000 ml of 1N HCl = 1 gm equiv. of NaoH
5) For the mixture of acid or bases:
N1V1+N2V2+................+ Nn*Vn = Nm*Vm
where Nm= normality of resulting solution.
and Vm= total volume of mixture.
6) For the mixture of acid and Bases:-
Na*Va - Nb*Vb = Nm*Vm
if Nm is +ve then resulting solution is acidic.
if Nm is -ve then resulting solution is basic. and if Nm=0 then the solution is neutral.