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Q: A normal solution is one which contains-
  • A. Gram molecular weight/Litre
  • B. Gram equivalence weight/ Litre
  • C. Gram formula weight/ Litre
  • D. Gram molecular weight/Kg
Correct Answer: Option B - A normal solution (N) contains one gram equivalent of solute per litre of solution. The gram equivalent weight is based on the equivalent concept, which depends on the type of reaction such as acid-base or redox reactions.
B. A normal solution (N) contains one gram equivalent of solute per litre of solution. The gram equivalent weight is based on the equivalent concept, which depends on the type of reaction such as acid-base or redox reactions.

Explanations:

A normal solution (N) contains one gram equivalent of solute per litre of solution. The gram equivalent weight is based on the equivalent concept, which depends on the type of reaction such as acid-base or redox reactions.