At a certain temperature, the ph of a neutral solution is 7.43. what is the value of kw at that temperature? express your answer
numerically using two significant figures.
1 answer:
The formula for Kw is:
Kw= [H]*[OH]
where [H] and [OH] are
concentrations
We are given the pH so we can calculate the [H]
concentration from the formula:
pH=-log[H]
7.43 = -log[H]
[H] = 3.715x10^-8 M
In neutral solution, [H] = [OH], therefore:
<span>[OH]= 3.715x10^-8 M
Calculating Kw:
Kw = (3.715x10^-8)*( 3.715x10^-8)</span>
<span>Kw = 1.38 x 10^-15 </span>
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