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... ion loses its protons to the solvent to form hydrated hydrogen ion , as does hydro- gen chloride : HCl + H2O →→→→→ H2O + + Cl- ( 6-1 ) In view of these facts , it is customary and convenient to express the proton - donating ...
... ion loses its protons to the solvent to form hydrated hydrogen ion , as does hydro- gen chloride : HCl + H2O →→→→→ H2O + + Cl- ( 6-1 ) In view of these facts , it is customary and convenient to express the proton - donating ...
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... hydrogen ion concentration of the solution . For example , in a 0.01 M solution of carbon dioxide , the first ionization is described by the equation K1 = 4.5 X 10-7 = [ H3O + ] [ HCO2- ] [ CO2 ] ( 6-22 ) and the approximate hydrogen ion ...
... hydrogen ion concentration of the solution . For example , in a 0.01 M solution of carbon dioxide , the first ionization is described by the equation K1 = 4.5 X 10-7 = [ H3O + ] [ HCO2- ] [ CO2 ] ( 6-22 ) and the approximate hydrogen ion ...
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... hydrogen ions is not by an electrode involving the element hydrogen - as hydrogen gas - and the hydrogen ion in ... hydrogen ions . There are other systems for which the use of a simple element - ion electrode is difficult or impossible ...
... hydrogen ions is not by an electrode involving the element hydrogen - as hydrogen gas - and the hydrogen ion in ... hydrogen ions . There are other systems for which the use of a simple element - ion electrode is difficult or impossible ...
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