Physics · Acids, Bases and Salts
If the pH value of solution A is 3 and that of solution B is 5, then the hydrogen-ion concentration of:
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- 1A is 100 times higher than that of B✓
- 2A is double that of B
- 3A is 10 times higher than that of B
- 4B is double that of A
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A is 100 times higher than that of B
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