Chemistry, asked by nalan2005, 5 months ago

what effect does an increase in concentration of h+ (aq) in a solution have on the PH of solution?

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Answered by rajk914129

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The value of pH is inversely related with the concentration of hydrogen ions. Hence, when we increase the concentration of H+ (aq) ions in a solution the pH of the solution decreases.

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