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At 25 °C the Concentration of H +1 in Pure

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At 25 °C the concentration of H +1 in pure water is 1 At 25<sup> </sup><sup>°</sup>C the concentration of H<sup> +1</sup> in pure water is 1 10<sup> -7</sup> M. 10 -7 M.

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