If the pH of a chemical system is 8.91, then what is the hydrogen ion activity of the system in mol H30*/L? Please answer to at least three significant figures: This means three digits after any leading zeroes, so a good answer would have a form such as 0.0000XYZ or 0.0XYZ mol H30*/L, where XYZ are the significant figures.

If the pH of a chemical system is 8.91, then what is the hydrogen ion activity of the system in mol H30/L? Please answer to at least three significant figures: This means three digits after any leading zeroes, so a good answer would have a form such as 0.0000XYZ or 0.0XYZ mol H30/L, where XYZ are the significant figures.

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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