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  • sodium sulfate
    acid–base reaction
    / Concentrated aqueous acids

    …is commonly measured by the acidity function, H0, a quantity measured by the effect of the solvent on a basic indicator I. It is defined by H0 + pKih+ āˆ’ log10 [IH+]/[I] and becomes equal to the pH in dilute solution. The acidity function H0 frequently is found to be…

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    …is commonly measured by the acidity function, H0, a quantity measured by the effect of the solvent on a basic indicator I. It is defined by H0 + pKih+ āˆ’ log10 [IH+]/[I] and becomes equal to the pH in dilute solution. The acidity function H0 frequently is found to be…

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