Answer to Question #112954 in General Chemistry for Nicolas

General Chemistry

Question #112954

Calculate the H3O
+1 concentration in 0.00500 M NaOH.

Expert's answer

first of all lets calculate the concentration of OH^- ions which is "5\\times10^{-3}"

and as we know that "[H^+][OH^-]=10^{-14}"

"[H^+]=10^{-14}\/(5\\times10^{-3})=2\\times10^{-12}"

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