5.) Calculate the pH of a 2 M solution of H2SO4. 6.) If a 65 mL solution of HCl has a concentration of 0.326 M, what is its pH? Also, how many grams of HCl are in the solution?

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H2SO4 is strong electrolyte, completely dissolves into ions:

H2SO4 <=> 2H+ + SO4-

Hence: [H+]=4mol/l

pH=-lg [H+]=-lg4=-0,6 (negative meaning pH)

HCl is strong electrolyte, completely dissolves into ions:

HCl <=> H++Cl-

Hence: [H+]=0,326mol/l

pH=-lg [H+]=-lg0,326=0,49

c(HCl)=0,326mol/l

Hence in 65ml located: n= (0,065L*0,326mol)/1L=0,021mol

m(HCl)= 0,021mol*36,5g/mol=0,77g

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