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The Concentration of H3O+ in a Solution Is 1

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The concentration of H3O+ in a solution is 1 104 M. Which of the following statements describes how the concentration of -OH in the solution could be determined?


A) It is not possible to determine [OH].
B) Calculate pH
C) Measure the pH with a pH probe or dipstick
D) Solve for [OH] using the ion-product constant equation
E) The [OH] is unchanged when an acid is added to a solution.

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