The concentration of [H+] is mathematically given as
H+ = 1*10^18mol/dm^3
What is the concentration of [H+]?
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If 14.90 mL of 0.825 M KOH
Generally, the equation for the concentration is mathematically given as
OH + H+=10^{-14}
Therefore
OH=100H+
[tex]\frac{100H+^2}{100}=100^{-14}/100[/tex]
[tex]H+=\sqrt{1*10^{-16}}[/tex]
H+ = 1*10^18mol/dm^3
In conclusion
H+ = 1*10^18mol/dm^3
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