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General Chemistry

Question #189233

What is the pOH of a solution containing an [H⁺] concentration of 2.75*10^-3?

Expert's answer

"pH=-log[H^+]=-log(2.75\\times10^{-3})=2.561"

"pOH=14-pH=14-2.561=11.439"

Answer: 11.439

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