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What is a trick for calculating hydronium ion concentration when given a pH?
For example: Say you have a pH of 2.59. I believe the hydronium ion concentration is 10^-2.59. I just do not quite understand how to covert the 10^-2.59 into a usable molarity.
I am stuck on a few Kaplan questions that gloss over how to do this without a calculator and in a timely fashion.
For example: Say you have a pH of 2.59. I believe the hydronium ion concentration is 10^-2.59. I just do not quite understand how to covert the 10^-2.59 into a usable molarity.
I am stuck on a few Kaplan questions that gloss over how to do this without a calculator and in a timely fashion.