For a 0.0037 M solution of HCIO4, the dissociation of water produces the following concentrations of H* and OH".[H* ] =x 10^[ OH-] =x 10^M*For the exponents, do not put a plus sign if the exponent is positive

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For a 0.0037 M solution of HCIO4, the dissociation of water produces the following concentrations of H* and OH". [H* ] = x 10^ M [ OH-] = x 10^ M

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For a 0.0037 M solution of HCIO4, the dissociation of water produces the following concentrations of H* and OH".
[H* ] =
x 10^
[ OH-] =
x 10^
M
*For the exponents, do not put a plus sign if the exponent is positive

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