Neutralization Calculator

Neutralization in Chemistry refers to a chemical reaction where an acid and a base interact with each other. Use this calculator to help you find the normality value in a situation like this.

Required Information

Weight of Solute:

Volume of Solvent:

Equivalent Weight:

Result:

What it is

What is Neutralization?

Create Date: September 5, 2024

Last Modified Date: November 20, 2024

Neutralization is a type of reaction, one that occurs between an acid and a base. Specifically, it is a reaction that produces salt and water as its products, and it cancels out the acidic and basic properties of the reactants, resulting in a neutral solution.

How do you Calculate Neutralization?

Neutralization is calculated with the following variables:

Weight of solute

Volume of solvent

Equivalent weight

When you have each of those values, you can use them in this formula:

An image showing the formula for finding the value of N.

Where:

N = Normality

E = Equivalent (solute weight in grams / equivalent weight)

SV = Solvent Volume

How to Use the Neutralization Tool

The steps involved with using this include:

Enter the weight of the solute.

Enter the volume of the solvent.

Enter the equivalent weight.

Hit calculate and get your answer!

Neutralization - Frequently Asked Questions

The way to tell if a reaction is a neutralization reaction is if water and salt are products of it.

Depending on the amount of acid, sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) can be used to neutralize sulfuric acid effectively.

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