Chemistry, asked by Shahed8407, 1 year ago

If H+
ion concentration of a solution is increased 10 times its pH will
(1) increases by 1
(2) remains unchanged
(3) decreases by 1
(4) increases by 10

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Answered by abhi178
8
answer : option (3) decreased by 1

explanation : we know, pH=-log[H^+]

where [H^+] denotes the concentration of hydrogen/hydronium ions.

now, a/c to question,

concentration of a solution is increased 10 times.

so,new concentration of hydrogen, \bf{[H^+]}=10[H^+]

so, new \bf{pH=-log[H^+]}=-log10[H^+]

or, \bf{pH}=-log10-log[H^+]

or, \bf{pH}=-1+ pH

hence, it is clear that new pH is decreased by 1

hence, option (3) correct.
Answered by captainkhan85
12

Option C is correct.

decreases by 1 .

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