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calculate molar concentrations of H+ and OH- in solutions that have the following pH values

a. 3.14

b. 2.78

c. 9.25

d. 13.24

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  1. pH = -log[H+]... each of these will give the concentration of H+ if you just use for example: 10^-3.14

    The OH- concentration is just for example: 14-3.14 = 10.86 = pOH and pOH = -log[OH-] and then you do 10^-10.86 which equals [OH-]


  2. pH=log(pKa)

    pKa= 10^pH

    pKa=[OH-]/[H+]

    Just do the math!  

    Sorry - edit:

    Or you can use the equation pKa = pH - log([base]/[acid])

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