Rank the following solutions from lowest to highest pH.1.0 M NH3, 1.5 М НС-Нз02, 1.0М HNO3, and 0.50 М НС2H3021.5 М НС2Н,О2 < 1.0 М HNO3 < 1.0MNH3< 0.50 M НС2Hз02О 1.0 М HNO3< 1.5 М НС,Н,О2 < 0.50 М НСHЗ02 < 1.0 M NHзО 1.5 М НС2Н02 < 1.0 М HNО3 < 0.50 М НС2H302 < 1.0 M NHзО 1.0 M NH3< 0.50 М НС2Н302 < 1.5 М НС2H3О2 < 1.0 М НNO3

We know that pH of base is above 7 and for acid is below 7. So NH3 has highest pH value.

ank the following solutions from lowest to highest pH. OM NH3, 1.5 M HСНЗ02. 1.0 М HNO3, and 0.50м НС-НзО2 1.5 М НС2Н;О2 < 1.0 М HNO3 < 1.0M NH3< 0.50 М HСН3О2 )1.0 М HNO3< 1.5 М НС2Н302 <0.50 М НС2Н302 < 1.0 M NH3 ) 1.5 М НС2Н,О2 < 1.0 М HNO3<0.50 М НС2НЗ02 < 1.0 M NH3 )1.0 M NH3< 0.50 М НС2Н302 < 1.5М НС2H3О2 < 1.0 М HNO3

ank the following solutions from lowest to highest pH. OM NH3, 1.5 M HСНЗ02. 1.0 М HNO3, and 0.50м НС-НзО2 1.5 М НС2Н;О2 < 1.0 М HNO3 < 1.0M NH3< 0.50 М HСН3О2 )1.0 М HNO3< 1.5 М НС2Н302 <0.50 М НС2Н302 < 1.0 M NH3 ) 1.5 М НС2Н,О2 < 1.0 М HNO3<0.50 М НС2НЗ02 < 1.0 M NH3 )1.0 M NH3< 0.50 М НС2Н302 < 1.5М НС2H3О2 < 1.0 М HNO3

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 68AP: Which of the following conditions indicate a basic solution? pOH = 11.21 pH = 9.42 (OH’] > IH+| |OH]...

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