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why PH scale range is 14? why it is not less or not greater
than 14? solution of HCl or hydrogen containing liquid has
a PH. but if the solution is KMnO4 here not hydrogen power
does it PH? explain plz....
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Answer / yojana
pH range is 14 because water pKa value is 14.without water
we can't find pH .also as per equestion,
pH+ POH=14
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 36 Yes | 15 No |
Answer / omkar
pH is a scale that was introduced by sorenson,The terms pH
& pOH literally means potenz(strength) of Hydrogen ions &
hydroxyl ions.Thus it can be measured for any compound that
can be ionised to give these ions in their aqueous
solutions & not for other compounds.Furthermore the H+ ions
& OH- ions can dissociate to a extent of 10^-7 & not more
than that for any aqueous solution i.e.10^-7+10^-7=10^-14
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 24 Yes | 10 No |
Answer / sachin
This is the scale to measure the concentration (activity) of H+ Ions in solution which is -log[H+] convenient for our usage
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 15 No |
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