Answer to Question #119876 in General Chemistry for queen

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Question #119876

If a solution has a pH of 5, what will be its pOH?

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Solution.

"pH=5;"

"pH+pOH=14\\implies pOH=14-pH;"

"pOH=14-5=9;"

Answer: "pOH=9."

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