5. Determine the pH of the solution which has 10% of NaOH in deionized water by mass. The NaOH which was used to prepare 10% solution has a density of 1.131kg/L. Assumption: 100 % dissociation. N2OH + Na* + OH

5. Determine the pH of the solution which has 10% of NaOH in deionized water by mass. The NaOH which was used to prepare 10% solution has a density of 1.131kg/L. Assumption: 100 % dissociation. N2OH + Na* + OH

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5. Determine the pH of the solution which has 10% of NaOH in deionized water by mass. The NaOH
which was used to prepare 10% solution has a density of 1.131kg/L. Assumption: 100 %
dissociation.
N2OH + Na* + OH

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