Chemistry, asked by Malembi8748, 1 year ago

What is [H3O+] for a solution whose pH≡2.85?

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Answered by abuahmed2200a

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Hi,,

pH = -log [H3O]

2.85 = -log [ H3O ]

so,

[ H3O ] = shift + log (-2.85) = 1.4×10^-3 mol/l

Hope the answer is helpful

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