Question

Is anyone willing to help me in my chemistry help!!! :) someone who is really smart and know a lot about hydrogen ions & acidity???

Answer 1

can't help you if you dont post your doubt/question

Answer 2

use the relationship: \(pH=-log[H^+]\)

Answer 3

B?

Answer 4

if you havent worked with logarithms, to find \([H^+]\), you rearrange the equation to:

\([H^+]=10^{-pH}\)

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

I think this one is B, is that right?

Answer 7

yeah

Answer 8

xD Any more questions? Sorry. Didn't get here in time.

Answer 9

pH=-log[H+]
pOH=-log[OH-]
10^-14=[H+][OH-]
Those 3 equations might help.

Answer 10

Alkaline

Answer 11

I think this one might be acidic? sorry I need to get these right?

Answer 12

Dang it I was wrong!! haha

Answer 13

Well the pH is 10... I'm pretty sure that makes it an base. 10 doesn't eqal 7, so it isn't neutral. By elimination, I'm pretty sure it's an alkaline.

Answer 14

*a

Answer 15

Thnx!!

Answer 16

B

Answer 17

Acid Base titration

Answer 18

Have any more?

Answer 19

C

Answer 20

pH=-log[H+]

Answer 21

B?

Answer 22

A

Answer 23

Because as stated before, Keq=10^-14=[H+][OH-]

Answer 24

It can't be 10^7M. That'd give you a negative pH.

Answer 25

Do you mind to help me on a little more? like 10?

Answer 26

Sorry, I'm a little behind, and I need to catch up with school.