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When 900 ml of water is added in 100 ml of 0.01N HCl solution then pH of resultant solution will be:

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Solution

Given that

Volume of HCl=100 ml=0.1 L

Normality of HCl=0.1 N

Now we can find

Gram-equivalent of HCl=Normality×Volume

=0.1×0.1=0.01

So,

Volume of solution =Volume of H2O + Volume of HCl

=900+100=1000 mL

=100 mL=1 L

Normality of HCl in resulting solution =0.011=0.01 N

pH=log[H+]

=log(0.01)

=2

This is required solution .


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