2. The hydrogen ion concentration, [H*], of a solution, given its pH, can be calculated by taking its antilog (reverse of pH = -log [H*]) : [H*] = 10-pH For the following substances, calculate its [H*]: (a) blood plasma, pH 7.4

2. The hydrogen ion concentration, [H], of a solution, given its pH, can be calculated by taking its antilog (reverse of pH = -log [H]) : [H] = 10-pH For the following substances, calculate its [H]: (a) blood plasma, pH 7.4

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2. The hydrogen ion concentration, [H*], of a solution, given its pH, can be calculated
by taking its antilog (reverse of pH = -log [H*]) : [H*] = 10-pH
For the following substances, calculate its [H+]:
(a) blood plasma, pH 7.4

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