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calculate the poh of a solution whose hydrogen ion concentration is 0.1 M. what is the nature of the solution​

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Answered by MagicalBeast
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Given :

\sf [H^+] \:=\: 0.1\:M

To find :

  1. pOH
  2. Nature of solution

Solution:

We know that ,

➝ pH + pOH = 14

➩ pOH = 14 - pH

Also,

 \sf \: pH \:=\:(-) \: \log( \: [H^+] \: )

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 14 - \bigg[ \:(-) \: \log( \: [H^+] \: )\:\bigg]

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 14  \: + \: \log( \: 0.1\: )\:

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 14  \:  +  \:  log( \frac{1}{10} )

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 14  \:  +  \:  log(  {10}^{ - 1}  )

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 14  \:  +  \:  ( - 1)log( 10 )

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 14  \:  +  \:  ( - 1)(1)

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\:14 - 1

\sf \implies \: pOH\:=\: 13

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As pOH of solution is 13 , in other terms pH. of solution is 1 , therefore the given solution is acidic.

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