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Mar15-05, 07:21 PM   #1
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Question about solutions.


Examples: Sulfuric Acid 93%, Sulfuric Acid 5% v/v Aqueous Solution, Sulfuric Acid 10% w/w Aqueous Solution, Silver Nitrate 0.025 Normal.

How do I relate this to molarity and what does v/v, w/w, and normal mean?
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Mar15-05, 11:25 PM   #2
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Any help? I just need to know so that I can choose when purchasing chemicals.
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v/v means volume to volume, so it would be 5% by volume sulfuric acid, and 95% by volume water (aqueous).

w/w means weight to weight, so 10% by weight sulfuric acid and 90% by weight water.

Here's a site that actually offers explanations to all your questions, and it does a better job than I could explaining normality.

http://environmentalchemistry.com/yo...Normality.html
Mar15-05, 11:43 PM   #4
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Question about solutions.


Thanks alot Moonbear!
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