Negative ions, designated by the notation OH are always present in any acid or base. The concentration, OH, of these ions is related to [H* ] by the equation [OH]• [H* ] = 10- 14 moles per liter. Find the concentrations of [OH ] and [H* ] in moles per liter for the substances with the given pH value. pH = 7

Negative ions, designated by the notation OH are always present in any acid or base. The concentration, OH, of these ions is related to [H* ] by the equation [OH]• [H* ] = 10- 14 moles per liter. Find the concentrations of [OH ] and [H* ] in moles per liter for the substances with the given pH value. pH = 7

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