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What’s the ph of a 6.7*10^-5 m H+ solution

What’s the ph of a 6.7*10^-5 m H+ solution
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What’s the ph of a 6.7*10^-5 m H+ solution

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User Janneh
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Answer:

Ph= -log10[H+}

Step-by-step explanation:

Ph+ -log 10(6.7*10-5)≅ 4

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User Umer Hayat
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4.17

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