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23 June, 12:27

What is the ph of a solution when the number of h + ions equals the number of oh - ions in the liquid?

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  1. 23 June, 12:30
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    When the concentration of H + and OH - are equal, the pH = 7

    Since together, the - log [H+] + - log [OH-] must equal 14 for all aqueous systems.
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