Finding pH and pOH using MOLARITY of a solution | Chemistry with Cat 

Finding pH and pOH using MOLARITY of a solution | Chemistry with Cat
When we're given pH or pOH in a question, we can easily calculate the concentration of hydrogen ions or hydroxide ions, and then with that we can calculate the molarity of a solution! This is classic chemistry test and exam gold, so make sure you can do that AND relate pH and pOH. Remember pH + pOH = 14!
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