C To add an H atom in basic solution, add an H20 to the side that needs the H atom, and also add an OH" to the other side. (HOH has one more H than OH"). How many H20 molecules should be added to the right side? How many OH ions should be added to the left? OH" + HS S+ H20 Number of OH ions = Number of H20 molecules =

C To add an H atom in basic solution, add an H20 to the side that needs the H atom, and also add an OH" to the other side. (HOH has one more H than OH"). How many H20 molecules should be added to the right side? How many OH ions should be added to the left? OH" + HS S+ H20 Number of OH ions = Number of H20 molecules =

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter4: Calculations Used In Analytical Chemistry

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