8. a. What is the pH if the [OH-] = 5.83*10-6? b. What is the pH if the [H] = 7.38*10-11? c. What is the pOH if the pH = 6.79?

8. a. What is the pH if the [OH-] = 5.8310-6? b. What is the pH if the [H] = 7.3810-11? c. What is the pOH if the pH = 6.79?

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8. a. What is the pH if the [OH-] = 5.83*10-6?
b. What is the pH if the [H] = 7.38*10-11?
c. What is the pOH if the pH = 6.79?

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