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Question: Volume strength of \({H_2}{O_2}\) is 5.6 its normality will be...

Volume strength of H2O2{H_2}{O_2} is 5.6 its normality will be

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Solution

Concentration of a solution is measured by normality. It is denoted by the symbol ‘N’. Normality of a base can be calculated by the below formula.
Normality=Molarity×Basicity{\text{Normality}} = {\text{Molarity}} \times {\text{Basicity}}
Normality of an acid can be calculated by using the given formula.
Normality=Molarity×Acidity{\text{Normality}} = {\text{Molarity}} \times {\text{Acidity}}

Complete step by step answer:
The relationship between volume strength and normality is as follows:
Normality=Volume strength of H2O25.6{\text{Normality}} = \dfrac{{{\text{Volume strength of }}{H_2}{O_2}}}{{5.6}}
Given volume strength of H2O2{H_2}{O_2}is 5.6
Normality=Volume strength of H2O25.6 =5.65.6 =1N  {\text{Normality}} = \dfrac{{{\text{Volume strength of }}{H_2}{O_2}}}{{5.6}} \\\ = \dfrac{{5.6}}{{5.6}} \\\ = 1\,{\text{N}} \\\
Hence, the normality of H2O2{H_2}{O_2}is 1N1\,{\text{N}}.

Additional Information:
The formula which is used to calculate normality is-Normality=Numberofgramequivalents×[volumeofsolutioninlitres]1{\text{Normality}} = {\text{Number}}\,{\text{of}}\,{\text{gram}}\,{\text{equivalents}} \times {\left[ {{\text{volume}}\,{\text{of}}\,{\text{solution}}\,{\text{in}}\,{\text{litres}}} \right]^{ - 1}}
Steps involved in the calculation of normality are discussed below.
Step 1: In this step, we need to gather the information about the equivalent weight of the solute or reacting substance.
Step 2: Number of gram equivalent of solute are calculated in this step.
Step 3: The necessary information to be remembered that the volume is to be calculated by litres.
Step 4: Normality is calculated by substituting the values in the given formula.
We know that normality is mostly used in acid-base theory for determining concentration. In a solution it is used to indicate concentration of H3O+{H_3}{O^ + } or OHO{H^ - } ion. In precipitation reactions the number of ions precipitated for a specific reaction is determined by using normality. Number of losing or gaining electrons by an oxidizing or reducing agent is determined by normality.

Note:
Students might get confused between normality and molarity. Normality is the measure of gram equivalent per litre of solution while molarity is the moles per litre of solution.