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Kobe Watkins
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23 April, 07:24
What occurs when there are oh ions in a solution
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Jaycee Higgins
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The solution is considered basic. The more H⁺ a solution has the more acidic it is and the more OH⁻ a solution has the more basic it is. pH=-Log[H⁺] and pOH=-log[OH⁻]. pOH+pH=14
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