The P^(H) of a solution is 6. Its H^(+) ...

The `P^(H)` of a solution is `6`. Its `H^(+)` concentrations is decreased by `1000` times. Its `P^(H)` will be

A

9

B

6.96

C

7.04

D

8

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The correct Answer is:

A

If the `H^(+)` ion concentration decreases by 1000 times then `P^(H)` increses by three units

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