Normality is a concentration unit especially common in acid-base and redox chemistry, measuring the number of reactive equivalents (rather than whole moles) per liter of solution.
Normality is a concentration unit especially common in acid-base and redox chemistry, measuring the number of reactive equivalents (rather than whole moles) per liter of solution. This calculator solves for equivalents, volume, or normality from the other two.
A solution contains 1.5 equivalents in 3 L. Normality = 1.5 / 3 = 0.5 eq/L.
A concentration measure using "equivalents" to account for a solute's reactive capacity.
Normality = molarity × equivalents per mole (n-factor).
It's convenient for titration calculations at the equivalence point.