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Calculate the ph of a solution containing 0.12 m of oh-.

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Answer: 13.08

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the pH of a solution, you must use 2 equations:

  • pOH= -log [OH], (brackets [ ] mean molarity)
  • 14= pH + pOH

First, solve for pOH. You have been given the molarity of OH, so simply use your calculator to find -log(0.12)

Next, solve for pH. Plug in the answer you got from solving -log(0.12). Subtract both sides by that value to find the pH.

You answer should ≈13.08

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