Chemistry, asked by bk912319, 1 year ago

the number of H+ions present in 100ml of 0.001M H2SO4 solution will be?

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Answered by max20
18
1 mole h2so4 has 2 moles of h+ ions. so in (100/1000)× 0.001 moles u can easily find using unitary method
Answered by advaithdilip
7

Answer:

1.2044*10^19 Molecules

Explanation:

M=n/v

So, n=0.001/0.1

n=0.01 moles

Therefore moles of h+ions=0.02moles

                                           = 1.2044*10^19 Molecules

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