12.7 - Hydrolysis of Salts

Tutorial on predicting whether a salt will form an acidic, basic, or neutral solution based on the strength of the acid and base that reacted to form it.

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I have a question I have to ph down my tap water. My tap water comes in at 8.0. I will ph down the water with a general hydroponic solution to ph 6.5 if I let the water sit for 24 hours the ph goes back to 8.0…..what would cause the acid to ph down to leave or become inert?

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Actually You can determine the strength of most Oxyacid's by this simple thumb rule. Subtract the number of O from the number of H in the formula. So : no.O - no.H ; if the answer = 0,1 its a weak acid. if the answer = 2,3 its a strong acid. Note that it is only applicable for Oxyacid's. It is not applicable for Binary acids. So you're left with memorizing the Binary acids.

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