So the final concentrations are F 0 6.78 times 10^-2 0.1356 2x = [OH^-] = (2 tim
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So the final concentrations are F 0 6.78 times 10^-2 0.1356 2x = [OH^-] = (2 times 6.78 times 10^-2) = 0.1356M p^OH = -log [0.1356] = 0.868 (watch the sig figs) pH = 14 - p^OH = 14 - 0.868 = 13.132 This is a basic pH so it makes sense. If you had the same concentration of NaOH and Ca(OH)_2 which one would have the higher pH? Why? Explain. Determine the pH of a 1.09% by mass HCl solution with a density of 1.01 g/mL. What is the mass of Hl should be present in 0.250 L of solution to obtain a solution to obtain a solution with a pH of 1.75? What is the mass of NaOH should be present in 0.250 L of solution to obtain a solution to obtain a solution with a pH of 12.36? What is the mass of Ca(OH)_2 should be present in 0.250 L of solution to obtain a solution to obtain a solution with a pH of 13.06?Explanation / Answer
(1)
If NaOH=0.1 M
Ca(OH)2=0.1 M
For NaOH
NaOH----->Na++OH-
So [NaOH]=[OH-]=0.1
So pOH=-log[OH-]=-log 0.1=1
We know that
pH+pOH=14
So pH=14-1=13
Now for Ca(OH)2
Ca(OH)2------------->Ca2++2OH-
So
[Ca(OH)2]=0.1 M
[OH-]=2*0.1=0.2 M
pOH=-log[OH-]=log0.2=0.698
So
pH=14-0.698=13.302
So pH of Ca(OH)2 is higher than NaOH
(2)
1.0.015 M HNO2
HNO2+H2O------->H3O++NO3
Initial 0.015 0
change -0.015 0.015
Final 0 0.015
So
[H3O+]=[H+]=0.015 M
So pH=-log[H+]=-log0.015=1.824
pOH=14-1.823=12.176
[OH-] =10-12.716=6.67*10-13 M
2.0.0052 M HBr
HBr+H2O-------->H3O++Br-
So [HBr]=[H+]=[H3O+]=0.0052 M
So
pH=-log0.0052=2.284
pOH=14-2.284=11.716 M
[OH-]=10-11.716=1.92*10-12 M
3 .0.087 M HI and 0.125 M HBrO4
HI is strong acid compare to HBrO4
so we consider HI
[H+]=0.087 M
pH=1.060
pOH=12.94
[OH-]=1.14*10-13
4. 0.0112 M Ba(OH)2
Ba(OH)2------------>Ba2++2OH-
So [OH-]=2*0.0112=0.0224 M
So pOH=-log0.0224=1.649
pH=12.35
[H3O+]=4.46*10-13
5. 4.48*10-4 M NaOH
[OH-]=4.48*10-4 M
pOH=3.3487
pH=10.651
[H3O+]=2.23*10-11
6.
1.5*10-3 M Ca(OH)2
[OH-]=3*10-3 M
pOH=2.5228
pH=11.477
[H3O+]=3.33*10-12
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