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Given the pH of 7. Explain how many hydroxide ions (-OH) and hydronium ions (H30+) are present in the solution.

Given the pH of 7. Explain how many hydroxide ions (-OH) and hydronium ions (H30+) are present in the solution.
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Given the pH of 7. Explain how many hydroxide ions (-OH) and hydronium ions (H30+) are present in the solution.

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If the pH is 7, the solution is neutral, which means that it is an equal amount of acid and base.
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