Note: Ionic strength effects are not negligible for this solution
CaCl2 dissolves in water as, CaCl2 ----> Ca2+(aq) + 2 Cl-(aq)
1.0 mM of CaCl2 will produce 1.0 mM of Ca2+ ions and 2.0 mM of Cl- ions.
8.0 mM of CaCl2 will produce 8.0 mM of Ca2+ ions and (2.0x 8.0) = 16.0 mM of Cl- ions.
CaCl2 is an acidic salt (salt of strong acid + strong base), therefore will decrease pH of water i.e. will form H+ ions which will be equal in amount to the mM of Cl- ions produced.
8.0 mM moles of CaCl2 will produce 16.0 mM of H+ ions.
NaCl is a neutral salt (salt of strong acid + strong base), therefore will not alter the pH of water.
HCl will dissociate in water as HCl (g) -------> H+(aq) + Cl-(aq)
2.0 mM of HCl will produce 2.0 mM of H+ ions.
Now, the total mM of H+ ions produced on the addition of 8.0 mM CaCl2, 4.0 mM NaCl and 2.0 mM HCl will be
Total mM of H+ = (Moles of H+ produced by CaCl2 + Moles of H+ produced by HCl)
= 16.0 + 2.0 = 18.0 mM
[H+] = 18.0 mM = 18.0 x 10-3 M
pH = - log10 [H+]
pH = - log10 [18.0 x 10-3]
= - [ log10 18.0 + log10 10-3]
= - [ 1.255 + (-3 x log10 10) ]
= - [ 1.255 + (-3 x 1) ]
= - [ 1.255 - 3 ]
= - 1.255 + 3
= 3 - 1.255
pH = 1.745
Answer: pH of solution at 250C will be 1.745
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