DETERMINATION OF pH OF DIFFERENT SOLUTIONSFor those who will be using scientific notation, please follow the format below:Example:0.00455 -> 4.55E-345000 -> 4.5E+4SOLUTIONpH[H*), MpOH[он], м0.0345 М НСI0.000890 M Sr(OH)2Mixture of 10.0 mL each of the 2solutions above

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Chapter15: Acid-base Equilibria

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DETERMINATION OF pH OF DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS
For those who will be using scientific notation, please follow the format below:
Example:
0.00455 -> 4.55E-3
45000 -> 4.5E+4
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pH
[H*), M
pOH
[он], м
0.0345 М НСI
0.000890 M Sr(OH)2
Mixture of 10.0 mL each of the 2
solutions above

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