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What is the species that determines the ph of a solution?

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Not sure what you mean by species, but the ph of a solution is determined by the concentration of hydroxide and/or hydrogen. Water is the perfect neutral contain one hydrogen atom and one hydroxide atom. Bases are more basic the higher amount of hydroxide present, and vice versa.

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