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the equation for the ph of a substance is \\(\text{ph} = -\log\text{h}^+\\), where \\(\text{h}^+\\) is the concentration of hydrogen ions. which equation models the concentration of hydrogen ions (\\(\text{h}^+\\)) of a solution whose ph is 7.2?
\\(\text{h}^+ = \log 7.2\\)
\\(\text{h}^+ = -\log 7.2\\)
\\(\text{h}^+ = 10^{-7.2}\\)
\\(\text{h}^+ = 10^{7.2}\\)
Substitute the given pH value into the equation
$$
7.2 = -\log[H^+]
$$
Isolate the logarithm term
$$
-7.2 = \log[H^+]
$$
Rewrite in exponential form
$$
[H^+] = 10^{-7.2}
$$
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- [H\(^+\)] = \(\log 7.2\)
- [H\(^+\)] = \(-\log 7.2\)
- [H\(^+\)] = \(10^{-7.2}\) (Correct answer)
- [H\(^+\)] = \(10^{7.2}\)