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how i find the pH of 5.525 gr HClO that melted in 100 ml solution?
i just know i have 1 mol HClO, so how i keep from here?
thanks.
Not melted but dissolved.
This is a weak acid, you have to take into account its dissociation constant. Google ICE tables.
thank you.
can you tell me if i correct i got question that says:find the pH of solution that it volume 50ml and it made by dissolved 0.012gr LiOH. i found that v=0.05L n=0.0005mol,C=0.01
i am not sure if the pH is 13 or 10
thanks
Neither. Show what you did.
ok so how i told i found that v=0.05L n=0.0005mol,C=0.01
so i know that the concentration of hydroxide ions is 10^-1
and i know that the OH- is 1 so if i use the formula poh+ph=14 and i know that the poh is 1 so the pH must be 13 yes?
maybe my way is not 100% correct so i would like if you can show me the correct way.
thank you
If c=0.01 why do you think concentration of OH- is 10-1?
because the concentration of hydroxide ions =C and c=0.01
now i need to find the hydronium concentration
if i wrong can you show me the correct way?
(in my calculation the result of c,n,v i correct?)
thank you again.
0.01 is not 10-1.
What does it mean 10-1?
oh sorry is 10^-2 well is mean Hydronium Ion Concentration or hydroxide ions concentration but now i am not sure.
if i found the c=0.01 so is not =hydroxide ions concentration (we speak here about base solution)
yes?
You are on the right track now, LiOH is a strong base, so you can assume it is fully dissociated.
HI thank you , i Success to solve the problem.
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