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Help!! Ph calculation question!

here is the question. I answered correctly the first part, but i'm truley stumped on the second part. The answer for the second part is 2.3.

Thanks

Reply 1

Secret.

Original post by Acylation23

here is the question. I answered correctly the first part, but i'm truley stumped on the second part. The answer for the second part is 2.3.

Thanks

You're reacting a strong acid with a strong base

so work out the moles of H+ and OH- you are reacting then work out the excess - that is the moles of H+ left

Does that help?

Reply 2

Borek

Basically a limiting reagent problem.

Reply 3

Acylation23

Original post by Secret.

You're reacting a strong acid with a strong base

so work out the moles of H+ and OH- you are reacting then work out the excess - that is the moles of H+ left

Does that help?

Most definitely helps :biggrin: