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1. Find the pH of 0.050 M solution of H2CO3

2. Find the pH and [SO4^(2-)] of a 0.0075 M sulfuric acid solution

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The expert finds the PH of 0/050 M solution of H2CO3. Sulfuric acid solutions are determined.

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