Question 12.23
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Anmol Dhaliwal 2C
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Question 12.23
Could someone please explain part b) of the question? In the solutions manual it says [OH-]=[H3O+], that is because the temperature of both are the same in the question yes?
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Britney Pheng 1L
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Re: Question 12.23
Hi!
I think because the ratio of
ions and 
ions is 1:1 in the chemical equation: \rightleftharpoons H_{3}O^{+}(aq)+ OH^{-}(aq))
and because the conditions for both ions are the exact same, they must have the same molarity.
I think because the ratio of
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