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What is the [H3O-] and [OH-] ion concentration respectively in a solution that contains 0.155 M HNO3?
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0.200 M, 5x10^-14 M
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6.45x10^-14 M, 0.155 M
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0.155 M, 6.45x10^-14 M
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5x10^-14 M, 0.200 M
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