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How much water do you need to add 10mL of a solution HCL with pH 3 to change the pH to 6
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How much water do you need to add 10mL of a solution HCL with pH 3 to change the pH to 6

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10 mL more water is needed to do so...

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Who cares? unless you wanna be a scientist when you get older. this is pointless

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