Calculate the pH of the solution formed by mixing equal volume of two solutions of pH=3 and pH=4 repectively ? ( log 5.5 = 0.740 )
A
7
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B
4.26
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C
5.26
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D
3.26
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Solution
The correct option is D 3.26 Let first solution is A pH of solution A = 3 we know that pH=−log[H+] 3=−log[H+] [H+]=antilog(3)=10−3molL−1
Let first solution is B pH of solution B = 4 we know that pH=−log[H+] 4=−log[H+] [H+]=antilog(4)=10−4molL−1
Let's take case of 1L solution of each. ∴ total volume =1+1=2L Amount of H+ ion in 1L of solution A =concentration× volume=10−3×1=10−3mol Similarly, Amount of H+ ion in 1 L of solution B =10−4×1=10−4mol
Total amount of H+ in the solution formed by mixing solution A and B =(10−3+10−4)=1.1×10−3mol Total concentration of H+=totalamountofH+totalvolume=1.1×10−32=5.5×10−4 pH=−log[H+]=−log(5.5×10−4) pH=−log(5.5)+4 pH=−0.740+4 pH=3.26