What is the [H3O+]in a solution of pOH 0.253

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carbonated water would be what you are looking for :v)

Paval answered Dec 27, 2018

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Answer:

1.79*10^-14

Step-by-step explanation:

A quick easy way I do is find the pH which is .253-14 = -13.747

and put it as the exponent for 10.

10^-13.747=1.79*10^-14

Suba answered Dec 31, 2018

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