The pH and electrical of 4 differnt mixures were measured: (Table on picture) a Explain why the conductivity of mixture A is higher than that of mixture B, yet the pH of A is lower than the pH of B. Include relevant equations in your answer. b Explain why the pH of mixture C is the same as the pH of mixture A. c Why is the conductivity of mixture C larger than the conductivity of mixture A? d Why is the pH of mixture D the same as the pH of mixture B? Determine the final pH for the following two solutions a) Solution A after mixing 500mL 0.2M HCl and 300 mL 0.6M HCl b) Solution B after mixing 400mL 0.3M HCl and 200mL 0.8M NaOH
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The pH and electrical of 4 differnt mixures were measured:
(Table on picture)
a Explain why the conductivity of mixture A is higher than that of mixture B, yet the pH of A is
lower than the pH of B. Include relevant equations in your answer.
b Explain why the pH of mixture C is the same as the pH of mixture A.
c Why is the conductivity of mixture C larger than the conductivity of mixture A?
d Why is the pH of mixture D the same as the pH of mixture B?
Determine the final pH for the following two solutions
a) Solution A after mixing 500mL 0.2M HCl and 300 mL 0.6M HCl
b) Solution B after mixing 400mL 0.3M HCl and 200mL 0.8M NaOH
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