I have always seen normality questions with H2SO4, NaOH, HCl (all including H+ and OH-, the atom of interest.
I usually solve them by calculating the molarity (mol/L) and then multiplying it by the # of moles of H+/OH- in the compound.
How do you calculate the normality of like KCl w/o specifying the atom of interest?
Also, what about the normality of H2O, a compound that includes H+ and OH-?
I usually solve them by calculating the molarity (mol/L) and then multiplying it by the # of moles of H+/OH- in the compound.
How do you calculate the normality of like KCl w/o specifying the atom of interest?
Also, what about the normality of H2O, a compound that includes H+ and OH-?
