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what is ph of benzene
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pH is limited to aqeous solutins.Since benzene is aromatic
so we can not assign any pH toany organic solvent.Then how
you can say a solvent is acidic or basic?. The answer is
based on another theories of acid and bases i.e lewis,
lowery Bronsted etc.
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Answer / dharmarajan
do not fine the organic compound( fluxvation)
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Answer / sudhir
pH is water based phenomenon due to dissociation of H2O molecules into H+ and OH- ions, this concept being called as ionic product of water. Benzene is an organic molecule and does not dissociate into H+ ions, hence its pH can not be measured and told.
If we really want to check pH od benzene, then we can mix benzene with neutral water [pH 7] , separate the benzene layer away and check the pH of water layer. Most probably it will be 7.
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