Science, asked by Ankitagupta9241, 2 months ago

Determine the pH of the acidic solution formed when 0.05 mol of hcl is dissolved in 5 litre of aqueous solution.​

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Answered by Mahiworld
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Answer. it's a strong acid and it fully dissolves. This solution can be considered equivalent to a solution 0.1 M (0.15 - 0.05) in HCl thus pH = -Log (0.1) = 1.12

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