The pH of a solution which is three times as acidic as pure water is

The pH of a solution which is twice as acidic as pure water is (Given : log 2 = 0.3)

The pH of a solution which is twice as acidic as pure water is (Given : log 2 = 0.3)

The pH of pure water is

The pH of a solution is 5.0 To this solution sufficient acid is added to decreases the pH to 2.0. The no. of times the concentration of H^(+) increased is

The pH of a solution is 5.0 To this solution sufficient acid is added to decreases the pH to 2.0. The no. of times the concentration of H^(+) increased is

The pH of solution at 25^@C which has twice as many hydroxide ion as in pure water at 25^@C , will be

The pH of solution at 25^@C which has twice as many hydroxide ion as in pure water at 25^@C , will be

State what does pH of a solution signify? Three solutions A,B and C have pH values of 6,2 and 10 respectively. Which of these solutions is highly acidic? Which solution will turn red litmus blue?