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Calculate theOH- of each of the following solutions at 25°C.Identify each solution as neutral, acidic, or basic.

a.H+= 1.0×10- 7M

b.H+= 8.3×10- 16M

c.H+= 12M

d.H+=5.4×10- 5M

Also, calculate the pH and pOH of each of these solutions.

Short Answer

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pH+ pOH =14at25°C.

(a) For solution with H+= 1.0×10- 7M(Neutral solution)

[OH-]=1.0×10- 7,pH = 7,pOH = 7

(b) For solution with H+= 8.3×10- 16M(Strongly Basic solution)

[OH-]=12.05,pOH=-1.08,pH=15.08

(c) For solution with H+= 12M(Strongly Acidic solution)

[OH-]=8.33×10-16,pOH=15.05,pH=-1.05

(d) For solution with H+= 5.4×10- 5M(Acidic solution)

[OH-]=1.85×10-10,pOH=9.733,pH=4.267

Step by step solution

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Step-by-Step Solution Subpart (a) For solution of  H +   = 1.0×10 - 7M 

For a solution at 25°C ,

Kw=[H+][OH-]=1×10-14

Step 1: Concentration of OH-

[OH-]=Kw[H+]=1.0×10-141.0×10-7=1.0×10-7

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pH and pOH:

pOH=-logOH-=-log(1.0×10-7)=7

pH=14-pOH=14-7=7

As H+=OH-, so the solution is neutral.

Subpart (b) For solution ofH+=8.3×10- 16M

Step 1:Concentration of OH-

[OH-]=Kw[H+]=1.0×10-148.3×10-16=12.05

Step 2: pH and pOH:

pOH=-logOH-=-log(12.05)=-1.08

pH=14-pOH=14-( - 1.08)=15.08

As H+ion concentration is very low so it is strongly basic solution.

Subpart (c) For solution ofH+=12M

Step 1:Concentration of OH-

[OH-]=Kw[H+]=1.0×10-1412=8.33×10-16

Step 2: pH and pOH:

pOH=-logOH-=-log(8.33×10-16)=15.05

pH=14-pOH=14-15.05=-1.05

As H+ion concentration is very high, even more than 1M, so it is strongly acidic solution.

Subpart (c) For solution ofH+=5.4×10-5M

Step 1:Concentration of OH-

[OH-]=Kw[H+]=1.0×10-145.4×10-5=1.85×10-10

Step 2: pH and pOH:

pOH=-logOH-=-log(1.85×10-10)=9.733

pH=14-pOH=14-9.733=4.267

As pH is less than 7 so it is an acidic solution.

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