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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Chemistry practice

A student measures the pH of two solutions. Solution X has a pH of 3 and Solution Y has a pH of 6. How much greater is the hydrogen ion concentration in Solution X compared to Solution Y?

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A student measures the pH of two solutions. Solution X has a pH of 3 and Solution Y has a pH of 6. How much greater is the hydrogen ion concentration in Solution X compared to Solution Y?.

  1. A.3 times greater
  2. B.10 times greater
  3. C.100 times greater
  4. D.1000 times greater

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