0 015 20.01" 12.48=PH c. A certain solution has an [H+] concentration of 10° M. What is the [OH-] concentration? Is this solution acidic or basic and, based on these molar concentrations, why? d. ApH probe finds that the pH of a 10.0 mL solution is 1.45. Calculate the [H+], the [OH-], and the pOH. Show work for the set up of the calculations. e. Suppose the solution in part d. was diluted to 100.0 mL. What is the new pH? (What do you notice about this answer? Can you do this without a calculator in the future?)
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1. Answer the following (show work):
a. What is the pH of a 0.0150 M solution of HCl?
PH--109(.015)= 1.82
PH-1:82
PH= 12.18
b. Calculate the pH of a 0.0150 M solution of Ca(OH), H=1216
Ca coH)2
0 015M
Cazt + 20H"
O 015 2(0 015) =0-03M (OH)
-log lo.03) =1.62
14-162=ph
12.48=pH)
A certain solution has an [H+] concentration of 10° M. What is the [OH-] concentration? Is this solution acidic
or basic and, based on these molar concentrations, why?
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d. ApH probe finds that the pH of a 10.0 mL solution is 1.45. Calculate the [H+], the [OH-], and the pOH. Show
work for the set up of the calculations.
e. Suppose the solution in part d. was diluted to 100.0 mL. What is the new pH? (What do you notice about this
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