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The pKa of iodic acid HIO3 is log 9. Cal...

The `pK_a` of iodic acid `HIO_3` is log 9. Calculate the pH of a 1 M `HIO_3` solution.

A

log 6

B

log 5

C

log 4

D

log 3

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