If potassium dichromate was dissolved in water, would the solution be acidic or basic?

Can you explain this and why? I don't get it.

THANKS!

2008-01-15T17:11:25Z

yes, i have access to the same msds...

where did the hydrogen come from at the end of your potassium dichromate???

Benjamin W2008-01-15T12:07:07Z

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The Solution would be acidic approx pH of 4.14 in 1% aq solution. this is because

K2Cr2O7H + H2O --> K2Cr2O7 + H3O

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Potassium Dichromate In Water

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