hydrogen ion and pH (1 Viewer)

[Aquatic]

Can anyone explain to me the relation between hydrogen ion and pH?

Thanks

 

[user]

ph = -LOG10 [H+]

that is
pH = minus the log to the base 10 of the concentration of hydrogen ions

 

[SuperNova]

the more the H+ ions the lower the pH and the lower the H+ ions the closer the pH is to 7

 

[bertyboi]

You must also remember with that
pH = -log[H+] [H+] meaning concentration
for each pH lets say for eg.
pH = 1
and pH = 2
the amount of H+ in the pH of 1 solution is 10 times greater than the one with the pH 2 due to the log for base 10
other formulas to take note of
pH + pOH = 14

 

[Aquatic]

Thanks for the answers guys!!