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What will the pH of a solution be when 0.5003 L of KOH (pH = 14.435)...

What will the pH of a solution be when 0.5003 L of KOH (pH = 14.435) is added to 0.301 L of 2.01 M ascorbic acid (H2C6H6O6)?

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first to calculate moles of each.

then to find excess mole.

here we find moles of base is more thus solution is basic.

hence to find pH.

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