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What is the concentration of hydronium ions for a solution of aqueous ammonia for which [OH-] = 2.5 x 10-4 M? [H3O+]=

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Answer:
[H_3O^+]=4.0*10^-^1^1M

Explanation: Concentration of hydroxide ion and hydronium ion are related to each other as:


[H_3O^+]=(1.0*10^-^1^4)/([OH^-])

Hydroxide ion concentration is given. So, we can plug in the value and calculate the hydronium ion concentration easily.


[H_3O^+]=(1.0*10^-^1^4)/(2.5*10^-^4)


[H_3O^+]=4.0*10^-^1^1M

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