(e) The mobility of H+ ions is very high because of the small size and other reasons. The mobility of OH ions is equivalent to H* ions although the size of the OH is larger than H+ ions. Explain.

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(e) The mobility of H+ ions is very high because of the small size and other reasons. The
mobility of OH ions is equivalent to H+ ions although the size of the OH is larger than
H+ ions. Explain.
Transcribed Image Text:(e) The mobility of H+ ions is very high because of the small size and other reasons. The mobility of OH ions is equivalent to H+ ions although the size of the OH is larger than H+ ions. Explain.
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