The ph of solution a is 2.4, while the ph of solution b is 9.4.
(a) what are their hydrogen-io...
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The ph of solution a is 2.4, while the ph of solution b is 9.4.
(a) what are their hydrogen-ion concentrations?
(b) how many times greater is the hydrogen-ion concentration of solution a than that of solution b?
(c) by how many orders of magnitude do the concentrations differ?
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