Subject: Why is the pH of 12 Molar HCl 0 and not -1.07?
Date: Wed Apr 29 02:39:52 1998
Posted by Scott Hunter
Grade level: 10-12
School: The Bishop's School
City: La Jolla State/Province: California
Country: USA
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 893835592.Ch
Message:
I understand that no chemical can have a pH less than 0 in an aqeous
solution, but if that is the case, then how can a 12M aqueous solutoin
of HCl exist if the mathematically determined pH is -1.08? Thank You,
this service is truly wonderful.
Re: Why is the pH of 12 Molar HCl 0 and not -1.07?
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