How will you convert a 6 Normal solution to 8 Normal
solution?
Answer Posted / sreekiran
If it is 1N of solid check the weight. Assume x grams in 1000 ml. For converting to 3N add remaining weight of solid material. Dissolve thoroughly.
Ex: 1N sodium hydroxide is 40 grams in 1000 ml. If asked three normal, add another 80 grams so that total would be 40 * 3 to get 3N . Similarly from 6 to 8
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