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What does pH and pOH correlate to

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pH goes with H+ and pOH goes with OH-

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how do buffers regulate pH

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When pH is too basic, buffers release H+ ions to stabilize solution and when pH is too acidic, buffers absorb H+ ions to stabilize

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If water is added to a more acid substance then what happens to the pH

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the pH goes up because the substance is getting more diluted and will be closer to 7 to be neutral

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