1.3 من 33.4.5.CHEM 1100Fundamentals of Chemistry6.7.8.Questions1. Define pH of a solution. Calculate the pH of a 1.37M solution of HCl.2. Define pOH of a solution. Calculate the pOH of a 1.25M solution of HNO3.3. Calculate the concentration of H* ions [H] present in a solution of HCl with pH 2.8.4. Calculate the concentration of OH ions [OH] present in a solution of HCI with pH 5.7.SafetyWear laboratory coat and hand gloves for your safety and protection.

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