The acidity of a solution is measured by its pH.If Hrepresents the concentration of hydrogen ions (in moles/liter) in the solution, the pH is defined bypH:- log H+Suppose a solution has pH = 1.09.(a) Rewrite the logarithmic form of the equation into exponential form. (O indicates two way equivalence)Click for List- log [H*]pH OClick for ListClick for List(b) FindH+, the approximate concentration of hydrogen ions. (Select one)O [H*]~0.9174 moles/liter[H*]~ -0.0374 moles/liter[H*]== 26.719 moles/liter[H']~0.0374 moles/liter[H]= -12.3027 moles/literO [H*]~ 0.08128 moles/literO [H*]= 0.04064 moles/liter

Answer: Given, pH = 1.09 a) - log[H+] = pH => log[H+] = - pH Taking antilog both sides, we get…

The acidity of a solution is measured by its pH. If H+ represents the concentration of hydrogen ions (in moles/liter) in the solution, the pH is defined by :- log H+] pH = Suppose a solution has pH = 1.09. (a) Rewrite the logarithmic form of the equation into exponential form. (9 indicates two way equivalence) Click for List * [H*] = pH > - log = pH → Click for List Click for List a [*] (b) Find Ht, the approximate concentration of hydrogen ions. (Select one) O [H*]= 0.9174 moles/liter O [H*]~ -0.0374 moles/liter O [H*]~ 26.719 moles/liter [H*]~ 0.0374 moles/liter O [H*]~ -12.3027 moles/liter O [H*]~ 0.08128 moles/liter [H*]= 0.04064 moles/liter

The acidity of a solution is measured by its pH. If H+ represents the concentration of hydrogen ions (in moles/liter) in the solution, the pH is defined by :- log H+] pH = Suppose a solution has pH = 1.09. (a) Rewrite the logarithmic form of the equation into exponential form. (9 indicates two way equivalence) Click for List * [H] = pH > - log = pH → Click for List Click for List a [] (b) Find Ht, the approximate concentration of hydrogen ions. (Select one) O [H]= 0.9174 moles/liter O [H]~ -0.0374 moles/liter O [H]~ 26.719 moles/liter [H]~ 0.0374 moles/liter O [H]~ -12.3027 moles/liter O [H]~ 0.08128 moles/liter [H*]= 0.04064 moles/liter

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter14: Equilibria In Acid-base Solutions

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