If approximately equal volumes of an acid and a base of equal strengths are combined, the resulting solution should have a pH of

around 7
above 7
below 7
impossible to determine

Question

If approximately equal volumes of an acid and a base of equal strengths are combined, the resulting solution should have a pH of





around 7
above 7
below 7
impossible to determine

asib1214 · Answer

the result will be neutral salt solution. around 7 http://www.chem.uwec.edu/Chem150_F10/elaborations/unit6/unit6-e-neutralization.html

anonymous · Answer

It is a. the acidic and basic properties of both solutions will cancel out (being of equal strengths) as water forms, and we know this is a neutral substance- therefore pH will be around 7.