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Please include steps, explanations and formula used for calculations. Thank you. 200 ml of the solution contains 1.6 g of CH3COOK. Calculate the pH of this solution. 

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200 ml of the solution contains 1.6 g of CH3COOK. Calculate the pH of this solution.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition
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Please include steps, explanations and formula used for calculations. Thank you. 200 ml of the solution contains 1.6 g of CH3COOK. Calculate the pH of this solution.
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00:01 Here in this problem we have to calculate the ph of 70 milliliters of 0 .08017 molar strontium hydroxide solution.
00:12 Now strontium hydroxide that is a strong base so it dissociates completely in its aqueous solution so 1 mole strontium hydroxide when dissociates completely it produces 1 mole of strontium 2 plus ions and 2 moles of oh minus ions so concentration of oh minus ion that will be twice the concentration of the base strontium hydroxide and that is 2 times 0 .08017 molar that is 0 .16034.
00:52 Now we have to calculate hydrogen ion concentration then we will calculate ph...
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