Between dilute and concentrated samples of HNO3 which sample of HNO3 will have a higher H+
ion concentration?
(a) dil. HNO3
(b) Conc.HNO3
(c) Both have same H+ ion concentration
(d) No H+ ion is present in HNO3
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(c) Both have same H+ ion concentration
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The correct option is (b) Conc. HNO3
Explanation :
- In comparison to an acid with a lower concentration of H+ ions, the former will be more acidic.
- The acid with a higher concentration of H+ ions will have a lower pH than the acid with a lower concentration of H+ ions.
- Acid concentration is lower and water content is higher in diluted acids.
- Since there is less acid present in diluted solutions, there will also be less H+ ion present.
- In contrast, the concentration of acid is higher and the concentration of water is higher in concentrated acids. As a result, the H+ ion concentration will likewise be higher.
- As a result, the sample of concentrated HNO3 will include more H+.
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