b)Two beakers contain 150 mL of 0.5 MHCI and HCIO, respectively.Find the pH of each solution.ii)Describe quantitatively how to make the pH equal in both beakers through the additionof water only.

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b) Two beakers contain 150 mL of 0.5 MHCI and HCIO, respectively. Find the pH of each solution. i) Describe quantitatively how to make the pH equal in both beakers through the addition of water only.

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Two beakers contain 150 mL of 0.5 MHCI and HCIO, respectively.
Find the pH of each solution.
ii)
Describe quantitatively how to make the pH equal in both beakers through the addition
of water only.

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