State the various methods of expressing the concentration of a solution.
(N/A) The amount of solute dissolved in a unit volume or unit mass of the solution is called the concentration of the solution.
Some common methods to express the concentration of a solution are as follows:
$(i)$ Molarity $(M)$
$(ii)$ Molality $(m)$
$(iii)$ Normality $(N)$
$(iv)$ Mole fraction $(x)$
$(v)$ Mass percentage $(\%w/w)$
$(vi)$ Volume percentage $(\%v/v)$
$(vii)$ Mass by volume percentage $(\%w/v)$
Some common methods to express the concentration of a solution are as follows:
$(i)$ Molarity $(M)$
$(ii)$ Molality $(m)$
$(iii)$ Normality $(N)$
$(iv)$ Mole fraction $(x)$
$(v)$ Mass percentage $(\%w/w)$
$(vi)$ Volume percentage $(\%v/v)$
$(vii)$ Mass by volume percentage $(\%w/v)$
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