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18. If the pH of a strong acid solution is known to be 3.25, what is the [H+)? (b) what is the pOH of this solution?
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18. If the pH of a strong acid solution is known to be 3.25, what is the [H+)?

(b) what is the pOH of this solution?

18. If the pH of a strong acid solution is known to be 3.25, what is the [H+)? (b-example-1
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[H+] is 5.623*10^-4
2.poH is 10.75
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