in the logarithmic function pH=-log10[H+], what does [H+] stand for and how do I find it?
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are u sure ur 10’s not a negative or has a decimal?
pH=-log[H3O+]
we put a – in front of the log to make the answer of the pH positive
ex) say we want to figure out the pH of .1 moles
if we type log,1 we get a -1 and u can’t have a negative on the pH scale but if you type -log.1 you get 1 which is on the scale
ex) what is the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution that has a pH of 3?
10x(a button on ur calculator)= -3 (type in -3)
so it should be 10x=-3
=.001M H+ (and M is moles/Litre)
i dunno if that helped or if i just meaninglessly rambled on. good luck 🙂
hope that helps, I don’t remember how to find it, sorry. Chem days are far behind me
hope this helps
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