Calculate the pH of rainwater in equilibrium with SO2 in a polluted air mass for which the sulfur dioxide concentration is 2.32 ppm. (Hint: Recall the relationship between partial pressure and ppm concentration

Calculate the pH of rainwater in equilibrium with SO2 in a polluted air mass for which the sulfur dioxide concentration is 2.32 ppm. (Hint: Recall the relationship between partial pressure and ppm concentration

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Chapter21: Chemistry Of The Nonmetals

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