The pH scale: (reverse log of molarity of hydrogen ions [H+I) Hydrochloricacid L

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The pH scale: (reverse log of molarity of hydrogen ions [H+I) Hydrochloricacid Lemon Apple Banat Water Baking soud Anunoria Drain cleaner 0 Vinegar Tomato Milk Blood Soap Test your understanding of pH: If a solution A had an H+ concentration of 108 M, what would its pH be? If solution B had 1,000 times this H+ concentration, what would its pH be? Would solution A be acidic or basic? What about solution B? Note: basic is also called alkaline Define Classes of Work What is What is free energy? What is chemical

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If solution A has 10-8 M concentration then it's pH would be 8 from the formula pH = - log [H+]

If solution B has 1000 times more H+ ion concentration then the pH would be 5.

Solution A is basic and solution B is acidic.

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