Complete 35. Given a solution with a hydroxide ion concentration, [OH] = 2.73 x 10, what is the pH? 36. A solution is found to have a pH of 8.3. What is the hydroxide ion, [OH], concentration? 37. The measured pOH of a solution is 5.5. What is the hydrogen ion, [H), concentration?
Complete 35. Given a solution with a hydroxide ion concentration, [OH] = 2.73 x 10, what is the pH? 36. A solution is found to have a pH of 8.3. What is the hydroxide ion, [OH], concentration? 37. The measured pOH of a solution is 5.5. What is the hydrogen ion, [H), concentration?
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Only 35,36,37 not the bonus thingy
![*1.00 x 103
4.27 x 102
*8.000
2.040
Complete the following problems which require more than a single step. SHOW YOUR WORK & STEPS
35. Given a solution with a hydroxide ion concentration, [OH] = 2.73 x 10, what is the pH?
36. A solution Is found to have a pH of 8.3. What is the hydroxide lon, [OH], concentration?
37 The measured pOH of a solution is 5.5. What is the hydrogen ion, [H], concentration?
BONUS QUESTION: (all work above must be complete before attempting the bonus)
You are stuck with a problem. You need to measure pH of a solution known to be made from a metal hydroxide
but you don't have a meter or any indicators. You do happen to have some lead (I) nitrate that is soluble, and
you remember that lead (1) hydroxide is insoluble. You add some to 1 liter of your unknown solution and a
precipitate forms. You add more until the precipitate stops forming and thena bit more just in case. After you
tilter and dry the precipitate, you have 3.81 grams of it What was the approximate pH of the ariginal solution?
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Transcribed Image Text:*1.00 x 103
4.27 x 102
*8.000
2.040
Complete the following problems which require more than a single step. SHOW YOUR WORK & STEPS
35. Given a solution with a hydroxide ion concentration, [OH] = 2.73 x 10, what is the pH?
36. A solution Is found to have a pH of 8.3. What is the hydroxide lon, [OH], concentration?
37 The measured pOH of a solution is 5.5. What is the hydrogen ion, [H], concentration?
BONUS QUESTION: (all work above must be complete before attempting the bonus)
You are stuck with a problem. You need to measure pH of a solution known to be made from a metal hydroxide
but you don't have a meter or any indicators. You do happen to have some lead (I) nitrate that is soluble, and
you remember that lead (1) hydroxide is insoluble. You add some to 1 liter of your unknown solution and a
precipitate forms. You add more until the precipitate stops forming and thena bit more just in case. After you
tilter and dry the precipitate, you have 3.81 grams of it What was the approximate pH of the ariginal solution?
SHOW YOUR STEPS AND YOUR WORK EXPLAIN EACH STEP SOI KNOW WHAT YOU DID
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Step 1pH value
pH is commonly known as power of hydrogen, it determines the solution is acidic, basic or neutral
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