If a solution has virtually virtually no hydrogen ions, what type of pH does it have?

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Chemistry

Andreas Schaefer

18 October, 00:03

If a solution has virtually virtually no hydrogen ions, what type of pH does it have?

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Rohan · Answer 1

13: if thats one of the options

Explanation:

B/c for pH to be that high you have to have alot of OH ions and almost non H+. pH won't be 0 or 2 cuz that implies ALOT of H ions. pH wont be 7 cuz that implies we have 1*10^-7 H ions.

Mackenzie Meyers · Answer 2

Answer: 13

I commeted before anyone answered just so you dont think that i copied. Have a good day