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![A solution has [OH]= 1x10-13.
What is the concentration of H30* ion?
[H3O*]=[
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Transcribed Image Text:A solution has [OH]= 1x10-13.
What is the concentration of H30* ion?
[H3O*]=[
mol/L
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The multiplication of concentration of [H3O+] and [OH-] always equal to kw.
So,to find missing concentration we just have to divide kw to the known concentration.
In this case we can estimate the concentration of [H3O+] by the formula-
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