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If solution a has a pH of 5 and solution b has 100 times the hydrogen ion concentration of solution A what is the pH of solution B?
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3. pH is a negative logarithmic scale. Therefore a difference of 100 times more is translated to -log(100) = -2. Recall the formula pH = -log([H+]).
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