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If pH value of a solution is 3 and by adding water, it becomes 6, then the dilution is increased by

(a) 500 times 

(b) 10 times

(c) 1000 times 

(d) 100 times

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Correct option  (c) 1000 times 

Explanation:

Given: Initial pH= 3 and final pH = 6. We know that pH  Dilution. Therefore, initially [H+] = 10-3 and after dilution [H+] = 10-6. Thus increase in dilution

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Option C is correct

Explanation

Let the concentration of first acid solution of pH=3 be C M

So -logC=3=>C=10^-3M

After dilution if concentration be C' then

-logC'=6 => C'=10^-6M

Hence dilution is increase by 1000 times

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