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How do I find the pH of two different solutions if they have the same number of moles?
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How do I find the pH of two different solutions if they have the same number of moles?

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You can use a PH tester do identify the PH of each solution. Depending on what solutions ur testing, u shouldn't mix them as for there could be either a minor or bad chemical reaction

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