Question
There are two different solutions, A and B. The pH of solution A is 4. Find the pH of solution B having [ H ^+] three times that of solution A.
There are two different solutions, A and B. The pH of solution A is 4. Find the pH of solution B having [ H ^+] three times that of solution A.
A. 3.5229
The pH of solution A is given as 4. [ H ^+]_A = 10^ -4 M For solution B, the hydrogen ion concentration is three times that of solution A. [ H ^+]_B = 3 [ H ^+]_A = 3 10^ -4 M pH of solution B = - [ H ^+]_B pH = - (3 10^ -4 ) pH = 4 - 3 Using 3 = 0.4771: pH = 4 - 0.4771 = 3.5229 Answer: 3.5229
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