How do I get [Ag+] by itself
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How do I get [Ag+] by itself

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-05-27] [Hit: ]
([Ag+]^2) * 10^8.Divide both sides by 10^8.682 and then take the square root of both sides ad you will have [Ag+] all alone.[Ag+] = sqr(1/(10^8.[Ag+] = 4.56*10^-5M-Take the negative log of the other side.......
8.682=log(1/[Ag+]^2)

how do I get [Ag+] by itself? I'm really bad in math ): help please!

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First raise both sides of the equation by a base of ten to get rid of the log.

10^8.682 = (1/[Ag+]^2)

Now multply both sides by [Ag+]^2

([Ag+]^2) * 10^8.682 = 1

Divide both sides by 10^8.682 and then take the square root of both sides ad you will have [Ag+] all alone.

[Ag+] = sqr(1/(10^8.682))

[Ag+] = 4.56*10^-5M

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Take the negative log of the other side.

10^(8.682) = 1/[Ag+]^2

It's basic algebra after that.
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