© examsnet.com
Question : 26
Total: 60
Consider the pH value of the following acidic samples: The decreasing order of their H + ion concentration is
S.No. | Sample | pH Value |
---|---|---|
1. | Lemon Juice | 2.2 |
2. | Gastric Juice | 1.2 |
3. | Vinegar | 3.76 |
4. | Dil. Acetic acid | 3.0 |
Solution:
For a solution, the more the H + ion concentration, solution will be acidic. On the pH scale, 7 is neutral, higher than 7 is basic and less than 7 is acidic. The pH scale given below is depicting that as the solution becomes more and more acidic, the H + ion concentration increases and as it becomes more and more basic the H + ion concentration decreases and OH − ion concentration increases. pHSCALE
Concentration ofH + > OH − Concentration of H + < OH − pH = 7 ( . at 25 ∘ C or 77 ∘ F ) the number of OH − ions is equal to the number of H + ions.
Thus, the correct decreasing order ofH + ion concentration in the given acidic sample will be:
Gastric Juice> Lemon Juice > dil. Acetic acid > Vinegar
Concentration of
at
Thus, the correct decreasing order of
Gastric Juice
© examsnet.com
Go to Question: