Chemistry, asked by vihankashyap4964, 1 year ago

How is pH related to a solution's acidity?

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Answered by Kashfzain

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The PH is the concentration of the H+ ion or H3O+ ion of the solution

Answered by Anonymous

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in acid it depends on amount of h3o+ ions furnished if less than 7 then also acid

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