Answer to Question #113931 in General Chemistry for Jonathan

Question #113931
7.) A 24.6 ml solution of unknown acid has 0.504 g/L of acid in solution. Calculate the molar mass of the solution, and use that to calculate the concentration and pH of the solution.
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Expert's answer
2020-05-07T14:09:11-0400

Solution.

C=mM×V=ρMC = \frac{m}{M \times V} = \frac{\rho}{M}

M=ρ(VVm)=458.18 g/molM = \frac{\rho}{(\frac{V}{Vm})} = 458.18 \ g/mol

C=0.0011 MC = 0.0011 \ M

pH=lg[H+]=2.96pH = -lg[H^+] = 2.96

Answer:

M = 458.18 g/mol

C = 0.0011 M

pH = 2.96


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