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calculate the h+ solution of a hydrochloric acid whose ph is 3.6

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Answered by Anonymous

6

Explanation:

your answer

h+= hidrocliric acid

1+ HCL

=1.0Hcl

Answered by manojgupta9329

1

Explanation:

H+ Hydrochloric acid

= H+ HCL

=2.0/3.0

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