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Transcribed Image Text:7. Coffee, though essential to a college student, is very acidic. This is the reason it makes teeth yellow. What
is the concentration of hydroxide ions in coffee? (Coffee's pH is 5)
8. Coke (the beverage) is highly acidic, with a pH of 2.7! Find the concentration of hydronium ion in 900 ml
of Coca-Cola.
H30
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