Answer to Question #114595 in General Chemistry for Nicolas

General Chemistry

Question #114595

A 11.5 ml solution of HCl has 0.531 g/L of HCl in solution. Calculate the concentration,
amount of moles of HCl, and pH of the solution

Expert's answer

0.0115 x 0.531/36.5 = 1.67e-4 moles.

1.67e-4/0.0115=0.0145 M.

pH: 1.83863199777

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