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![A sample of water from a stream has [H3O*]=3.1 × 10-9 M.
Which statement below accurately describes this water
sample?
A. The water sample is acidic.
B. The water sample is a basic solution.
C. The pOH of the water sample is 8.50.
D. pH of the water sample is much les than 7.0.
E. The pH of the water sample is 7.5.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/d5ef5a88-aff3-4841-86ef-3a936127b5b4/d4bbd211-4c24-42e6-94bf-deddcba6c857/o7ytwx_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:A sample of water from a stream has [H3O*]=3.1 × 10-9 M.
Which statement below accurately describes this water
sample?
A. The water sample is acidic.
B. The water sample is a basic solution.
C. The pOH of the water sample is 8.50.
D. pH of the water sample is much les than 7.0.
E. The pH of the water sample is 7.5.
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