Answer to Question #254081 in General Chemistry for Jade

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Question #254081

What is the [H+] of a solution with pH = 11.3?

Expert's answer

The formula relating concentration of hydrogen ions to pH is

"[H^\n\n+\n\n]=10^\n\n{\u2212pH}"

"[H^+]=10^{\u221211.3}"

"So\n\n[H^\n\n+\n\n]=5.0119\u00d710^{-12}moldm^{-3}"

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