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Calculate the value of H0* from the given OH and label the solution as acidic or basic. a. 10-10, [H,0*]= -x 10. M !3! basic b. 6.00 x 108 M [H,0 ]-[ x 10 M. acidic

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Calculate the value of H30* from the given OH and label the solution as acidic or basic.
a. 10-10 M
[H,0*]=x 10.
basic
b. 6.00 x 108 M
[H,0 ]- * 10
M
acidic

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