Sunday, May 20, 2018

equilibrium - Calculate pH of a mixture of a strong base and acid. Knowing only the pH, wt/v%, and volume of both solution.



Title explains all. I have been stuck on this for an hour and for some reason cannot understand it. I have tried to do an ICE table but get stuck halfway as I do not know whether I would use the w/v to calculate the molarity and use that to neutralize the acid with the base and find the "free" H+?


I appreciate any insight!




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