What is the H3O+ (aq) concentration of a strong acid with a pH of 0.24?
8 years ago
pH = -log[H3O+]
We can rearrange this formula to discover the concentration of H3O+. After rearranging the formula will look like this.
[H3O+] = 10-pH
When we are dealing with strong acids and their concentrations, this formula will alway be useful.
I hope this helps.
Concentration of (H3O+) = 10^-pH
(H3O+)= 10^-0.24
= 0.5754
= 0.58 mol/L
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THIS QUESTION
1. Remember to round your answer to the right amount of sig digs (2)
2. The unit for concentration is mol/L
3. pH has no units
8 years ago
Answered By Jesaiah C
pH = -log[H3O+]
We can rearrange this formula to discover the concentration of H3O+. After rearranging the formula will look like this.
[H3O+] = 10-pH
When we are dealing with strong acids and their concentrations, this formula will alway be useful.
I hope this helps.
8 years ago
Answered By Ranique M
Concentration of (H3O+) = 10^-pH
(H3O+)= 10^-0.24
= 0.5754
= 0.58 mol/L
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THIS QUESTION
1. Remember to round your answer to the right amount of sig digs (2)
2. The unit for concentration is mol/L
3. pH has no units