Solve Neutralization Problem: H ion Concentrations & Final pH

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To determine the final pH after mixing two solutions with different H ion concentrations, one must first calculate the total moles of H ions in each solution. The first solution has 3x10^-2 M H ion concentration, while the second has 10^-12 M. After mixing, the total volume becomes 200 ml, and the final concentration of H ions can be found by adding the moles from both solutions and dividing by the total volume. Understanding the concept of neutralization and the definition of pH is crucial for solving this problem. The final pH can then be calculated using the formula pH = -log[H+].
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We have a solution of 1oo ml and the concentration of H ion is 3x1o^-2 M.
We have another solution of 100 ml and the H ion concentration is 10^-12 M.

After mixing the solutions,what would be the pH of the final solution?

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