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1 April, 14:07

What is the ph of a 7.5*10-3m oh - solution?

ph=?

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  1. 1 April, 14:26
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    We will assume complete dissociation.

    Since we have the molarity of OH solution, we can calculate the p (OH) as follows:

    p (OH) = - log (molarity of OH) = - log (7.5*10-3) = 2.1249

    It is known that: p (H) + p (OH) = 14

    Therefore, p (H) can be calculated as follows:

    p (H) = 14 - p (OH) = 14 - 2.1249 = 11.875
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