Chemistry, asked by dramaqueen100of100, 8 months ago

How do I find out what the pH of a solution made of 500ml 0.1M HCl and 500ml 0.1M NaOH is?

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Answered by audipe
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No.of m. Equivalents of HCl =0.1x2x 500 =100

No.of m. Equivalents of NaOH =500x0.1= 50.

So 50 m. Equivalents of NaOH will react and neutralise 50 m. Moles of HCl and the resultant 1000 ml of the solution will contain (100–50)=50 m. moles of HCl.

The concentration of 1000 ml.of solution will be 100/1000=0.05N HCl.

The pH of this Solution= - log (0.05)=1.30(approx)

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