Answer to Question #118020 in General Chemistry for Sophia

Question #118020
What is the molarity of OH− in solutions
with an H3O+ concentration of 0.00037 mol/L?
Answer in units of mol/L
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Expert's answer
2020-05-24T16:31:56-0400

Concentration of H3O+=0.00037molLH_3O^+=0.00037\frac{mol}{L}

pH=log(0.00037)=3.43pH=-log(0.00037)=3.43

pOH=143.43=10.57pOH=14-3.43=10.57

Hence, molarity of OH=antilog(10.57)=0.269×1010molLOH^-=antilog(-10.57)=0.269\times10^{-10}\frac{mol}{L}


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