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In a solution the concentration of [OH-] ions is 1×10^-12 mol/l it's pH is​

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Answered by rocky200216
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✍️ In a solution,

  • \rm{\green{[OH^{-}]\:=\:1\times{10}^{-12}\:mol.L^{-1}\:}}

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  • It's pH .

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We have know that,

\pink\checkmark\:\rm{\purple{\boxed{\red{pOH\:=\:-\:\log\:[OH^{-}]\:}}}}

\rm{\implies\:pOH\:=\:-\log[1\times{10}^{-12}]\:}

\rm{\implies\:pOH\:=\:-\log[{10}^{-12}]\:}

\rm{\implies\:pOH\:=\:-\:(-12)\:\log{10}\:}

  • log (10) = 1

\rm{\implies\:pH\:=\:12\times{1}\:}

\rm\red{\implies\:pOH\:=\:12\:}

✍️ We have know that,

  • pH + pOH = 14

\rm{\implies\:pH\:=\:14\:-\:pOH\:}

\rm{\implies\:pH\:=\:14\:-\:12\:}

\rm\green{\implies\:pH\:=\:2\:}

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\rm{\pink{\therefore}} The pH of the solution is “2” .

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