What is the ph of 0.00035 M KOH

13.5

Explanation:

Potassium hydroxide fully ionizes when dissolved in water according to the following equation:

K

O

H

→

K

+

+

O

H

−

Now, let's find the relationship between

K

O

H

and

O

H

−

1

  :  

1

ratio

⇒

[

K

O

H

]

=

[

O

H

−

]

=

6.7

×

10

−

3

M

In any aqueous solution,

[

H

3

O

+

]

and

[

O

H

−

]

must satisfy the following condition:

[

H

3

O

+

]

[

O

H

−

]

=

K

w

[

H

3

O

+

]

=

K

w

[

O

H

−

]

[

H

3

O

+

]

=

1.0

×

10

−

14

6.7

×

10

−

3

[

H

3

O

+

]

=

1.5

×

10

−

12

M

Now, after finding the concentration of the hydronium ion, the pH of the solution is determined:

p

H

=

−

log

[

H

3

O

+

]

p

H

=

−

log

[

1.5

×

10

−

12

]

p

H

=

11.83

Other Method

Find the pOH using the concentration of the hydroxide ion, then use the formula

p

H

+

P

O

H

=

14

to find the pH.

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