A solution is measured to have a pH of 2.3. What is most likely also true about the solution?

1.) It has a low hydroxide ion concentration.

2.) It has a low hydronium ion concentration.

3.) It is neutral.

4.) It has no H2O molecules.

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Angel Stephenson

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3 June, 14:01

A solution is measured to have a pH of 2.3. What is most likely also true about the solution?

1.) It has a low hydroxide ion concentration.

2.) It has a low hydronium ion concentration.

3.) It is neutral.

4.) It has no H2O molecules.

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Morgan Stout · Answer 1

According to the pH scale, a solution that has a pH of < 7 is considered an acid. Since it is established that the solution is an acid, there will be a low OH - concentration (hydroxide ion) in solution. In terms of hydronium ion, an acid has a higher amount of hydronium ion concentration.

A solution is measured to have a pH of 2.3. What is most likely also true about the solution?1.) It has a low hydroxide ion concentration.2.) It has a low hydronium ion concentration.3.) It is neutral.4.) It has no H2O molecules.

A solution is measured to have a pH of 2.3. What is most likely also true about the solution?

1.) It has a low hydroxide ion concentration.

2.) It has a low hydronium ion concentration.

3.) It is neutral.

4.) It has no H2O molecules.