Why does a neutral solution have a of 7.0?
in a neutral solution, the [h3o+]=1×10^−7 a...
Chemistry, 13.11.2019 21:31 treavonknorton
Why does a neutral solution have a of 7.0?
in a neutral solution, the [h3o+]=1×10^−7 at 25∘c. ph=−log[1×10^−7]=7.0.
in a neutral solution, the [h3o+]=1×10^7 at 25∘c. ph=log[1×10^7]=7.0.
in a neutral solution, the [h3o+]=1×10^14 at 25∘c. ph=0.5log[1×10^14]=7.0.
in a neutral solution, the [h3o+]=1×10^−14 at 25∘c. ph=−0.5log[1×10^−14]=7.0.
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