Milk of magnesia Ammonia Lye ↓ 14 13 12 11 10 Basic PH Scale Saliva, pH 5.7-7.1 Seawater 9 Baking soda Theoretical Human "pure" rain, blood pH 5.6 8 Milk Lake Ontario 7 Neutral 6 Tomato juice 5 4 Most fish species die, pH 4.5-5.0 Most acidic rainfall recorded in U.S. at Wheeling, WV Apples Vinegar 3 2 1 Battery acid Lemon juice Average pH of rainfall, Toronto, February 1979 Acidic 0 a. Find the pH of orange juice if the concentration of hydrogen ion in the juice is [H+] = 6.5 × 10° b. Find the pH of milk if the concentration of hydrogen ion in the juice is [+] = c. Find the concentration of hydrogen ions in a glass of wine if the pH is 4.75. Preview d. Find the concentration of hydrogen ions in a bottle of vinegar if the pH is 5.75. 1.88 x 10-6.
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Use the equation: pH=−log[H+] and the following figure to solve the problems below. Round your answers to 2 decimal places.
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14
Milk of
magnesia
Ammonial
Lye
13 12 11 10
Basic
PH Scale
Saliva, pH 5.7-7.1
Seawater
9
Baking
soda
Theoretical
Human "pure" rain,
blood
pH 5.6
8
Milk
Neutral
Lake
Ontario
6
Tomato
juice
5
4
Most fish
species die,
pH 4.5-5.0
Most acidic rainfall
recorded in U.S. at
Wheeling, WV
Apples
Vinegar
3 2
1
Battery
acid
Lemon
juice
Average pH of rainfall,
Toronto, February 1979
Acidic
0
a. Find the pH of orange juice if the concentration of hydrogen ion in the juice is [H+] = 6.5 × 10−4.
b. Find the pH of milk if the concentration of hydrogen ion in the juice is [H+]
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c. Find the concentration of hydrogen ions in a glass of wine if the pH is 4.75.
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d. Find the concentration of hydrogen ions in a bottle of vinegar if the pH is 5.75.
1.88 × 10
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