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What should be the range for the exponent of H+ ions in an acidic solution?

I don't know exactly what it would look like in an exponent?

Thanks(:

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Medal and fan

What should be the range for the exponent of H+ ions in an acidic solution?

I don't know exactly what it would look like in an exponent?

Thanks(:

anonymous · Answer

@aaronq @abb0t @Abmon98

anonymous · Answer

@matt101

matt101 · Answer

Generally from 0 to -7.

You calculate pH by finding the -log[H+]. If you express [H+] as a power of 10, the log "cancels" the base 10, leaving only the exponent. The exponent you multiply by -1 to get the pH. This means the exponent will already tell you the pH before you do anything, but it'll just be negative. Hope that made sense!

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, I figured it out, but thankyou(: