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• Molarity
  ...ependent of the other components, unless they chemically react over time. Molarity is calculated by dividing the amount (mass) of the chemical being added int ...always neutralize a 1 N solution of any base. Normality is a multiple of molarity.
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• Molarity/Definition
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• Molarity/Related Articles
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• Molarity
  ...ependent of the other components, unless they chemically react over time. Molarity is calculated by dividing the amount (mass) of the chemical being added int ...always neutralize a 1 N solution of any base. Normality is a multiple of molarity.
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• Mole fraction/Related Articles
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• Molality/Related Articles
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• Concentration/Related Articles
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• Normality/Related Articles
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• PH/Related Articles
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• Molality
  ...n dealing with [[colligative]] properties. While the concentration unit [[molarity]] ([[mole (unit)|moles]]/[[liter]]) is more useful for chemical reactions,
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• Molecular mass/Related Articles
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• Mole (unit)/Related Articles
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• Normality
  ...mality is always greater than or equal to the related concentration unit [[molarity]], such that
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• Concentration
  ===Molarity, molality and normality === ''[[Molarity]]'', ''[[normality]]'' and ''[[molality]]'' are terms used in chemistry to
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• Dissociation constant
  Given two molecules, '''A''' & '''B''', with initial [[molarity|molar]] concentrations '''[A]₀''' and '''[B]₀''', tha
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• PH
  A [[Molarity|molar]] [[Concentration (chemistry)|concentration]] of a compound, in [[Mol ...hich can be called the dissociation or ionization constant of water, the [[molarity]] of water is omitted by convention. At about 25°C, K_w = 1
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• Henry's law/Citable Version
  Note that the unit of concentration was chosen to be [[molarity]]. Hence the dimensional units: ''L'' is liters of solution, ''atm'' is the
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• Henry's law
  ...bove values, the unit of concentration, <math>c</math>, was chosen to be [[molarity]] (i.e., mol/L). Hence the dimensional units: ''L'' is liters of solution,
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• Water
  ...is approximately constant at 55.5 [[Molarity|M]], so for simplicity the [[molarity]] of water is omitted from [[equilibrium constant]] expressions by conventi
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