Chemistry, asked by arvind749, 1 year ago

What is the pH of a 8.4x10−6M H+ solution?

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Answered by Tulsirani100

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[H+]=8.4×10^-6
pH=-(log 8.4×10^-6)
pH=-(0.9-6)
pH=5.

Answered by sedlerta3

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Answer: 5.08

Explanation:

I put it in for acellus and it was correct!

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