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Vanessa
28 April, 12:21
How do you find the pH when you are given the pOH
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Beatrice Henson
28 April, 15:12
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The total of the pH + pOH is equal to 14
So to find the pH you would have to plug in the value for the pOH and subtract it from 14 to get the pH.
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