A sample has a pH of - 0.248 (yes, it really is possible to have a negative pH). Find

the pOH, [H] and [OH].

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Blayne

31 August, 05:25

A sample has a pH of - 0.248 (yes, it really is possible to have a negative pH). Find

the pOH, [H] and [OH].

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Solomon Grimes · Answer 1

pOH = 14.248

[H+]=1.77 M

[OH-]=5.65 x10^-15M

Explanation:

pH+pOH = 14

pOH = 14-pH

pOH=14 - (-0.248)

pOH = 14.248

[H+]=10^-pH = 10^ - (-0.248) = 1.77 M

[OH-]=10^-pOH = 10^-14.248=5.65 x10^-15M

A sample has a pH of - 0.248 (yes, it really is possible to have a negative pH). Findthe pOH, [H] and [OH].

A sample has a pH of - 0.248 (yes, it really is possible to have a negative pH). Find

the pOH, [H] and [OH].