Solution # [H+] 1 3 4 10^-3 10^-1 10^-8 10^-5 a) please calculate the pH of solution #3. Show all work. b) Which solutions will have an acidic pH? (Hint: you do not need to perform any math to answer this question.) c) Solution #4 is how many times more basic than solution #1?

Solution # [H+] 1 3 4 10^-3 10^-1 10^-8 10^-5 a) please calculate the pH of solution #3. Show all work. b) Which solutions will have an acidic pH? (Hint: you do not need to perform any math to answer this question.) c) Solution #4 is how many times more basic than solution #1?

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Solution #
[H+]
1
3
4
10^-3
10^-1
10^-8
10^-5
a) please calculate the pH of solution #3. Show all work.
b) Which solutions will have an acidic pH? (Hint: you do not need to perform any math to
answer this question.)
c) Solution #4 is how many times more basic than soluti
#1?

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