Chemistry, asked by Prabhjotchahal51, 6 months ago

What is the concentration of H+ in a solution that has a pH =5?

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Answered by pradnyashahade14

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concentration of H+ in solution

that has a pH=5

has 5 H+ ions in it

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Answered by mail2shreyasmrithi

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Answer:

concentration of H+ ions will be more in a solution of pH=5

Explanation:

because a solution of pH=5 will be acidic

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