Answer to Question #77275 in Inorganic Chemistry for Enoch

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #77275

Find the pH in which the hydrogen ion concentration is 6.38*10-6 mol/dm-3

Expert's answer

pH = -lg[H+]

pH = -lg[6.38·10-6] = 5.2

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