Step 1: {Understanding concentration units}
Molarity \( (M) \) and normality \( (N) \) depend on volume, which changes with temperature. However, molality \( (m) \) is defined as: \[ m = \frac{{Moles of solute}}{{Mass of solvent in kg}} \] Since mass is unaffected by temperature changes, molality remains constant.
Step 2: {Why molality is temperature-independent}
Molality does not involve volume, which expands or contracts with temperature. Hence, it is the preferred unit in temperature-dependent studies.