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Calculate the PH of each solution given the following H3O or OH- values.

H3O+ = 1*10^-3

Express your answer using one decimal place.

H30= 1*10^-8

OH- = 1Ã?10^â?'5

OH-= 4.0Ã?10^â?'11

H3O = 5.5Ã?10^â?'8

OH- = 8.0Ã?10^â?'4

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