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Calculate the H3O+andOHfor a solution with the following pH values:

a. 3.40

b. 6.00

c. 8.0

d. 11.0

e. 9.20

Short Answer

Expert verified

Part a.H3O+=3.98×104,OH=2.51×1011

Part b. H3O+=6.02×107,OH=1.66×108

Part c.H3O+=108,OH=106

Part d. H3O+=1011,OH=103

Part e.H3O+=6.30×1010,OH=1.58×105

Step by step solution

01

Given Information (Part a)

The representation of a chemical reaction in the type of substance is known as a chemical equation. The equation in which the quantity of particles of the relative multitude of atoms is equivalent on the two sides of the equation is known as a reasonable chemical equation.

02

Explanation Part (a)

Given pH =3.4

We know,

pH=logH3O+=logH3O+=3.4

H3O+=3.98×104

Now using,

role="math" localid="1653146271755" OH=1×1014H3O+=1×10-143.98×10-4OH=2.5×10-11

03

Explanation Part (b)

Given pH = 6

We know,

pH=logH3O+=logH3O+=6

H3O+=6.02×10-7

Now using,

OH=1×1014H3O+=1×10146.02×10-7OH=1.66×10-8

04

Explanation Part (c)

Given pH = 8

We know,

pH=logH3O+=logH3O+=8

H3O+=10-8

Using,

OH=1014H3O+=101410-8OH=10-6

05

Explanation Part (d)

Given pH = 11

We know,

pHlogH3O+=logH3O+=-11

H3O+=10-11

Using,

role="math" localid="1653147202977" OH=1014H3O+=101410-11=103

06

Explanation Part (e)

Given pH =9.2

We know,

pH=logH3O+=logH3O+=-9.2

H3O+=6.3×10-10

Using,

OH=1×10-14H3O+OH=10146.3×10-10=2.51×1011

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