How do you know .how many percent of acid for any compound

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The discussion centers on the calculation of pH for various compounds, specifically mentioning CO2 and KNO3. It clarifies that pH is not an inherent property of a compound itself but rather a characteristic of a solution. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of using correct chemical notation, as inaccuracies can lead to confusion in discussions about chemical properties and calculations.
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example ...Co2 and No2
 
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O.o . Please elaborate.I don't know what you are asking for.
 
sorry... i mean ...how to calculate ph for any type of compound...like ..Co2 & kNo3..
 
taregg said:
sorry... i mean ...how to calculate ph for any type of compound

pH is not a property of a compound, it is a property of a solution.

like ..Co2 & kNo3..

No such compounds. Please use a correct capitalization.
 

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