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If molecular mass of solute base (M) & equivalent weight (E) are given the relation between Molarity (X) and Normality (Y).

A

`Y=(X xx M)/(E)`

B

`X=(Y xx M)/(E)`

C

`Y = (X xx E)/(M)`

D

`X = Y xx E xx M`

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The correct Answer is:
A
Equivalent weight `=("Molecular mass")/("Acidity")`
`:.` Acidity `= M/E`
Normality of a base `=` Molarity `xx` Acidity
`Y = (X xx M)/(E)`
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