Answer to Question #251995 in General Chemistry for angel

General Chemistry

Question #251995

what is the pH of a 6.2 * 10^-5M NaOH solution

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pH=14+ log(6.2×10^-5)

14-4.21= 9.79

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16.10.21, 19:13

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