Question #252458
Calculate the pH of a Sr(OH)2 solution prepared by dissolving 0.3211g of Sr(OH)2 and making up to 250.00mL solution
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Expert's answer
2021-10-17T11:17:29-0400

Moles of Sr(OH)2 in 250ml.


massmolar mass=0.3211121.63=0.0026399736\frac{mass}{molar\space mass}=\frac{0.3211}{121.63}=0.0026399736

We can use the following relation to find molarity.


0.0026399736 moles \equiv 250 ml


For 1000 ml we have

1000250×0.0026399736=0.01056 moles\frac{1000}{250}×0.0026399736=0.01056 \space moles

pOH=-log [Sr (OH)2]

pH for bases is essentially 14-pOH.

pH=14(log 0.01056)=12.024pH=14-(-log\space0.01056)=12.024


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