1 meq of HCl is equal to_________?

Correct answer: C. 14 mg of N

  • A. 1.4 mg of N
  • B. 0.14 mg of N
  • C. 14 mg of N
  • D. 140 mg of NAccess Government Careers

Explanation

One milliequivalent represents one-thousandth of a gram-equivalent; for nitrogen, one equivalent is 14 g, so 1 meq is 14 mg N. This conversion is commonly used when expressing acid or base equivalents in nitrogen terms.

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