Question

Find the pH and pOH of 10^-2 M of HCI

Answer 1

I really need help with this question, I have an exam tomorrow morning and this is on the review and I have no idea how to solve it.

Answer 2

Hello @christina2797 !

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Answer 3

Since HCL is a strong acid, it completely ionizes. Thus 10^-2 M of HCL will give the same amount of H+ ions

Answer 4

can you help me? @Abhisar

Answer 5

Now pH = -log(H+)

Answer 6

Okay so pH= -log(10^-2)= 2

Answer 7

So the pH of HCL will be \[-\log \left( 10^{-2} \right)\]

Answer 8

yes u got it

Answer 9

and then from there I just do 14-2 right? to find the pOH?

Answer 10

yes pH + pOH = 14

Answer 11

Thank you so so much!

Answer 12

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