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If the H+ ion concentration of a solution is tripled, how does its pH change? (Given: log103 ≈ 0.48)

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1Decreases by exactly 1.00
2Increases by exactly 1.00
3Decreases by approximately 0.48✓
4Increases by approximately 0.48

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Decreases by approximately 0.48

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