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pH refers to the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution. pH measures the acidity of a solution. On the other hand, pOH measures the basicity of a solution.
Therefore it can be said that,
Therefore,
Hence the pH of a solution can be measured if we can calculate the pOH for the solution. The calculation for the same is given in the steps below.
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