Question

If the ph of a solution is 6.1 what is the concentration of h+ ions in the solution

Answer 1

`10^(-6) (mol)/(L)`

Step-by-step explanation:

Comparing to the solution consisting a pH of 5 containing
`10^(-5)`
`(mol)/(L)` of hydrogen ions, a solution having a pH of 6 consists of
`10^(-6) (mol)/(L)` of hydrogen ions. A solution having a pH of 7 too will have a pH of
`10^(-7) (mol)/(L)`.