3. pH is given by the formula pH = - log [A]

where (H+) is the concentration of

hydrogen in moles per liter. If the pH of

Bill's swimming pool is 7.8 and the pH of

Maura's swimming pool is 7.2, whose

pool has a greater concentration of

hydrogen? How many times greater is it?

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Kathy Wolfe

Mathematics

9 March, 12:32

3. pH is given by the formula pH = - log [A]

where (H+) is the concentration of

hydrogen in moles per liter. If the pH of

Bill's swimming pool is 7.8 and the pH of

Maura's swimming pool is 7.2, whose

pool has a greater concentration of

hydrogen? How many times greater is it?

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Cohen Hatfield · Answer 1

Well, what I'd do is just see who has the most which is Bill and then for the other question I'd just subtract 7.8 - 7.2 which is equal 6 so the pH is greater by. 6

3. pH is given by the formula pH = - log [A]where (H+) is the concentration ofhydrogen in moles per liter. If the pH ofBill's swimming pool is 7.8 and the pH ofMaura's swimming pool is 7.2, whosepool has a greater concentration ofhydrogen? How many times greater is it?

3. pH is given by the formula pH = - log [A]

where (H+) is the concentration of

hydrogen in moles per liter. If the pH of

Bill's swimming pool is 7.8 and the pH of

Maura's swimming pool is 7.2, whose

pool has a greater concentration of

hydrogen? How many times greater is it?