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Calculate `OH^(-)` ion concentration in 0.08M solution of it.

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For a weak base, `[OH^(-)]=sqrt(K_(b)xxC)=sqrt(1.75xx10^(-5)xx0.08)`
`=1.183xx10^(-3)"mol "dm^(-3)`
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  • When OH^- ion concentration of a solution increases its

    A
    pH increases
    B
    pH increases
    C
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    D
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    B
    `8xx10^(-11)M`
    C
    `1.6xx10^(-11)M`
    D
    `8xx10^(-5)M`
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