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a solution of NaoH contains 0.04 gm of NaoH per litre its pH is?

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Answered by taylor4118
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Moles = 0.04/40 = 0.001molarity = 0.001MNaOH ——> ( Na+). + (OH-)0.001...........0.001.....0.001pH = 14 - pOH pH =14 - (-log [OH-])pH= 14 + log 0.001pH = 14 + (-3) log 10pH = 14 - 3pH = 11


Answered by IlaMends
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Answer: A solution of NaoH contains 0.04 gm of NaoH per litre its pH is 11.

Solution:

Molarity=\frac{\text{given mass in grams}}{\text{molecular mass(g/mol)}\times \text{volume of solution(L)}}

Molarity of NaOH = \frac{0.04}{39.9\times 1L}=0.001 M

Sodium hydroxide will fully dissociates in its aqueous solution.So the concentration of sodium ions are hydroxide ions will be same.

[Na^+]=[OH^-]=0.001 M

The pOH of the sodium solution:

pOH=-log{[OH^-]}=-log{(0.001 M)}=3

Since, pH+pOH = 14

The pH of the solution will be : 14 - 3 = 11



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