<span>If the pH of beaker #1 is 2, then what would the best prediction for the pH of beaker #2 be? Answer:3
</span><span>since 1 ml of the solution in beaker #2 is added to 99 ml of water in beaker #3, what would the predicted pH of beaker #3 be? Answer:5
</span>how many times greater is the concentration of h+ in beaker #1 than in beaker #3? Answer:1,000 times
THE ANSWER IS YES! I DID THIS
Neutron, proton
form those are both quarks
Since it is specifically stated that the hydrogen is an
atom and not an ion, therefore it is written simple as H (not H+). So since an
atom of Hydrogen (H) has one proton and one electron and it loses its electron,
therefore it is left with one proton, therefore now it becomes an ion of H+.
So answer is its charge is +1.
Answer:
<span>D. +1</span>