Answer to Question #172593 in General Chemistry for emma

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Question #172593

The pH of a solution is 1. What is the hydrogen ion concentration of this solution, in moles per liter?

Expert's answer

"pH=\u2212log[H^+]"

"1=\u2212log[H^+]"

"[H^+]=antilog(\u22121)= 0.1"

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