In any aqueous solution, there is H+ and OH- ions. When H+ ion concentration is changed, OH- concentration also is changed. Multiplication of H+ ions andOH- ions is a constant value at a specified temperature. In this calculator, you can calculate OH-concentration of aqueous solution, when H+ concentration of that solution is known.
Please follow below two basic steps.
In the answer, sometimes you may see term such as e-[number]. In those cases, this means × 10-number.
As an example, if answer is given as, 1e-13, it means 1 × 10-13
Because [H+] × [OH-] = constant, OH- concentration can be calculated using H+ concentration and constant. This constant value depends on temperature and for 250, it is 1.0 * 10-14 mol2 dm-6 .
Let's take H+ concentration of an aqueous solution as 0.1 mol dm-3 at 250C.