To convert a nitrate solution at 130 degrees, 94% concentration with a pH of 6 into a solution with a pH of 5, how much 57% nitric acid is needed?
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There is a **solution** of 21,428 liters at 135 degrees, with a concentration of 94%, a pH of 6, and 0.3 grams per liter of free ammonia. How much 50% nitric acid is needed to prepare a solution with a pH of 5? It would be best to have the calculation process! Thank you all! :handshake
Take a little amount with a measuring cylinder, titrate it casually in a beaker and you’ll know. To obtain a usable result, data on the ionization of ammonia water is needed; it’s not something that can be determined using basic theories alone