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You want to test the effect of pH on the distribution of Artemia in your 35cm long testing chamber. If you measure a pH = 1 at one end of the chamber and a pH = 13 at the other end, and the gradient distribution along the testing chamber is linear, what would you predict the pH to be 10 cm from the most acidic end?

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Answer:

The pH to be 10 cm from the most acidic end is 3.42.

Explanation:

The pH at one end = 1

The pH at another end = 13

Length of the chamber = 13 cm

Change in pH with respect to length of the chamber from acidic end = [tex]x=\frac{13-1}{35 cm}=\frac{12}{35} pH/cm[/tex]

So, the pH of the chamber  10 cm from the most acidic end:

[tex]\frac{12}{35} pH/cm\times 10 cm = 3.42[/tex]

The pH to be 10 cm from the most acidic end is 3.42.

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The pH that is 10cm from the most acidic end can be predicted as 3.43.

How to calculate pH?

The pH of the solution can be calculated as follows:

  • The pH at one end = 1
  • The pH at another end = 13
  • Length of the chamber = 13 cm
  • The change in pH with respect to length of the chamber from acidic end can be calculated as follows:

= 13 - 1/35

= 12/35 = 0.343 pH/cm

Therefore, the pH of the meter 10cm from the acidic end can be calculated as follows:

0.343 × 10cm

= 3.43

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