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Calculate the concentration of OH- in a HCL solution where hydrogen concentration is 1.3M?
Updated: 5/25/2024
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Kw=[OH-][H+]
1.0X10^-14=[OH-][1.3]
[OH-]=(1.0X10^-14)/(1.3)
[OH-]=7.7
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