Question

Which of the following H+ values describes the most acidic solution?

Answer 1

Which of the following H+ values describes the most acidic solution?
D.10^-14 M

Answer 2

Answer:

Option (b) is correct.

$10^{-1}\ M$ of $H^+$ values describes the most acidic solution

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Some $H^+$ values .

We have to determine which of the following$H^+$  values describes the most acidic solution.

Since, pH defines the acidity of a solutions and shows the presence of $H^+$  in it . Its range varies from 1 to 14 and with increase in number the acidity of the solution decreases and this range of 1 to 14 defines the negative power of 10 in the solution.

Also, as the concentration of H+ increases the acidic nature of solution increases.

Thus, For solution to be acidic the range is from 1 to 6, thus from the given options $10^{-1}$ defines the most acidic solution.

Thus,  $10^{-1}\ M$ of $H^+$ values describes the most acidic solution