Mathematics, 05.05.2020 12:25 whocares1234

The approximate molar concentration of several
chemicals are given. Find the pH of each. Use the
calculator and round to the nearest tenth, if
necessary.
Oven cleaner: [H+] = 10-13
pH =
Water: [H+]=0.0000007
pH =
Blood: [H+1=0.00000004
pH =
Vinegar: [H+]=0.0063
pH =
DONE

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