Question #176220

What Is The Absolute Difference In [H+] Between 2 Aqueous Solutions, One Of PH 2.0 And One Of PH 3.0? What is the [OH-] concentration of the solution of pH 2.0?


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Expert's answer
2021-03-30T04:57:40-0400

As we know that,


PH=log[H+]\boxed{ P^H=-log[H^+]}

Therefore,

as given PH=2 and PH=3


2=log[H+]102=[H+]2=-log[H^+]\\10^{-2}=[H^+] ...ans


and


3=log[H+]103=[H+]3=-log[H^+]\\10^{-3}=[H^+] .......ans


So absolute difference between 1 and 2 is

102103=0.009\boxed{10^{-2}-10^{-3}=0.009}



Further for concentration of [OH-] of PH= 2

We know that,

[OH][H+]=1014\boxed{[OH-][H+]=10^{-14}}


so from this ,


[OH-][10-2]=10-14

[OH-]=10-12 ,....answer







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