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For questions relating to compounds dissolved in water and resulting reactions and acid-base equilibria.
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Solution for storing a glass electrode
A glass electrode is usually stored in a 3 or 4M KCl solution, depending on whatever the manufacturer advices you to do.
But the pH that you measure from this solution is absolutely not the pH. It's …
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Why is the water solubility of CO worse than that of CO2?
I tried my best to ask SciFinder, Google, and Google Scholar the wrong questions ...
I found many paper on the fitting of the solubility to some equations to be able to calculate the amount of $\ce{CO …
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Getting the wrong pH value, according to data and online calculator
As you can see from the point that $n_\ce{OH} > n_\ce{AcOH}$, there will be an excess of hydroxide ions. What you want to calculate is the pH for this amount of hydroxide ions within the total volume …