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difference between pH & pOH ?
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Answer / seenu
pH means h+ ion concentration pOH means oh- ion
concentration
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Answer / manoj kumar bhargava
pH means the H+ ion constration which is indicate the acidic nature of compound while pOH means the consntration of OH- ion which is indicate the basic nature of the compound.
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Answer / sarita puri
ph means negative log of H* ion concentration and poh means
negative log of OH negative ion.
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