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Daily Archives: 8-July-2016
Molarity, Molality, Mass Fraction Conversion Formula
I am doing some work with lead-acid batteries and their state of charge versus their H2SO4 electrolyte concentrations. While we normally use specific gravity to assess a battery's state of charge, some folks use molality (m), molarity (M), or mass fraction (w). These concentration metrics are all related by relatively simple formulas (Figure 1). Continue reading