pH of Aqueous Salt Solutions

If you titrate acetic acid with sodium hydroxide, what is the pH at the equivalence point?

If you dissolve ammonium chloride in water, what is the pH of the solution?

To answer these questions you will have to calculate the pH of an aqueous salt solution!

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How to write half-equations for aqueous solutions under basic conditions

Lots of common batteries like alkaline batteries and NiCad batteries use oxidation and reduction reactions in alkaline, or basic, conditions.
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Calculations for Strong Bases

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As part of the update of our "Acids and Bases" topic, tutorials, games, tests, and exams have been added for the following:

• pOH Concepts
• Strength of Bases
• Calculating the pOH of Strong Bases (aqueous solutions)
• Calculating the Hydroxide Ion Concentration of Strong Bases (aqueous solutions)
• Calculating the pH of Strong Bases (aqueous solutions)
• Calculating the Hydrogen Ion Concentration of Strong Bases (aqueous solutions)