No use of H2O because molarity not given so assuming its molarity to be 0 right????????????????????????
Avni Chauhan
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
No! the molarity of water is always fixed at room temperature. It is 55.55M . Here , H+ions coming from water are way less than the ones coming from acid. Therefore, we ignore its H+and only consider its volume.
Raj
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
Ok so H+ ions are way less from H2O since it's a weak electrolyte right??????????????????????????????
Avni Chauhan
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
yes
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