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Of the following liquids, which one contains the lowest concentration of H3O+ ions? O Lemon juice (pH = 2.3) O Blood (pH = 7.4) O Seawater (pH = 8.5) O Coffee (pH = 5.1)

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.131E

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Of the following liquids, which one contains the lowest concentration of H3O+
ions?
O Lemon juice (pH = 2.3)
O Blood (pH = 7.4)
O Seawater (pH = 8.5)
O Coffee (pH = 5.1)

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