What would be the resulting pH if you mix equal amounts of an acid and a base that are the same numerical distance from neutrality (e.g., pH 5 + pH 9)?
The solution with pH=5 is a weak acid solution whose concentration is=1 x 10^-5N
The solution with pH=9 is a weak base solution whose concentration is=1 x 10–5N, (because it's pOH is 14–9=5).
So an acid and a base (both weak) of equal volume and equal concentration are mixed together we will get a neutral solution.
It's pH will be 7
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Please answer both
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how
would you calculate the expected pH for solution 7, 8, 9, 10, and
11? (I am confused on how you calculate the dilutions for finding
the expected pH too)
Ka= 1.4x10^-5
pKa= 4.85
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