MCQ
Which one of the following depends upon variations in temperature?
- ✓Both Normality and Molarity
- BNormality
- CMolarity
- DMolality
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Both Normality and Molarity
(a) Both Normality and Molarity
Explanation: Since Molarity and Normality both the modes of expression to represent the strength of a solution are volumedependent, a variation in temperature of the solution results in a change in concentration or strength of the solution. It is due to the thermal expansion of liquids.
Explanation: Since Molarity and Normality both the modes of expression to represent the strength of a solution are volumedependent, a variation in temperature of the solution results in a change in concentration or strength of the solution. It is due to the thermal expansion of liquids.
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