What is the [H3O+] of a solution which is 0.1392 M in N2H4 and 0.1310 M in N2H4Br? N2H4 +H2O ----> N2H5 + OH    where Kb = 6.900e-7

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What is the [H3O+] of a solution which is 0.1392 M in N2H4 and 0.1310 M in N2H4Br?

N2H4 +H2O ----> N2H5 + OH    where K= 6.900e-7

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