A decrease in pH by 5 implies which of the following? A) The H* concentration increases by a factor of 5. B) The OH concentration decreases by a factor of 5. C) The OH concentration decreases by a factor of 100000. D) The H* concentration decreases by a factor of 100000.

A decrease in pH by 5 implies which of the following? A) The H* concentration increases by a factor of 5. B) The OH concentration decreases by a factor of 5. C) The OH concentration decreases by a factor of 100000. D) The H* concentration decreases by a factor of 100000.

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Chapter13: Acids And Bases

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Problem 2ALQ: Differentiate between the terms strength and concentration as they apply to acids and bases. When is...

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A decrease in pH by 5 implies which of the following?
A) The H* concentration increases by a factor
of 5.
B) The OH concentration decreases by a
factor of 5.
C) The OH concentration decreases by a
factor of 100000.
D) The H* concentration decreases by a factor
of 100000.

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