A solution of H2SO3 is found to have a hydrogen ion concentration of 1×10−3 molar at 25oC. Find the hydroxide ion concentration in the solution.
A
1×10−13 molar
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B
1×10−11 molar
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C
1×10−7 molar
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D
1×10−4 molar
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E
1×10−3 molar
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Solution
The correct option is B1×10−11 molar The hydroxide ion concentration in the solution [OH−]=Kw[H+]=1×10−141×10−3=10−11M Hence, the option (B) is correct answer.