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OpenStudy (moonlitfate):

The chemical acidity of a solution is in units of pH: pH = -log[H^+], where [H^+] is the hydrogen ion concentration in the solution. If the sample of rain has the a pH of 3.9, how many times higher is its [H^+] than pure water's, which has a pH of 7?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

10^(3.1) times

OpenStudy (moonlitfate):

Can you walk me through how you got that?

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