if a solution measured with the miscalibrated meter (above) gave a reading of 6.50 at 20oC, what should be the true pH (give 2 decimal places) of the solution with the correctly calibrated meter at the same temperature

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21 August, 09:42

if a solution measured with the miscalibrated meter (above) gave a reading of 6.50 at 20oC, what should be the true pH (give 2 decimal places) of the solution with the correctly calibrated meter at the same temperature

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Eden Ellison · Answer 1

Ph is the major of acidity or basicity of a solution. On a scale of 0 to 14

PH = - log 10 ^ (H+)

Therefore PH = - log 10^ (6.5) = 0.81

Therefore PH of the solution is 0.81

This solution is therefore an acidic solution