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Question 1115869: In�chemistry,�the�pH�of�a�substance�is�defined�by�pH�=�-log�[H+],�where�[H+]�is�the hydrogen�ion�concentration�in�moles�per�liter.�Find�the�pH�of�a�sample�of�lake�water whose�hydrogen�ion�concentration,�[H+],�is�3.05�x�10-9�moles�per�liter.�(Round�to�the nearest�tenth.)

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Use a log table or calculator as necessary for .

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