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Ph of a solution given the Ph's of its components?
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Ph of a solution given the Ph's of its components?
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Let's say we have 50 ml of a liquid with a Ph of X and 100 ml of a liquid with a Ph of Y. If we mixed these two together into a single 150 ml solution, given no other information, can we calculate the Ph of the new solution? If so, how?
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If there is no reaction between X and Y and no further dissociation if diluted, yes. The pH gives the concentration of H
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. You calculate the amount of each solution and later you calculate back with the volume of the mixture.
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