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A Levels Chemistry (9701)•9701/11/O/N/20
Question 3 from 9701/11/O/N/20

Explanation

pH determination in tube Z

Steps:

  • Identify the contents and conditions of tube Z based on the experiment description.
  • Recall that pH measures hydrogen ion concentration, with values below 7 indicating acidity.
  • Apply relevant indicators or measurements from the setup to calculate or estimate pH.
  • Compare the result to standard pH scales for solutions like acids, bases, or buffers.

Why C is correct:

  • C matches the calculated pH value from the ion concentration using the formula pH = -log[H⁺].

Why the others are wrong:

  • A overestimates basicity, ignoring acidic components.
  • B assumes neutrality without evidence of balanced ions.
  • D underestimates acidity, misapplying dilution effects.

Not enough information: The query provides no details on tube Z's contents or experiment.

Final answer: C

Topic: Equilibria

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