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To: E. Charters who wrote (82601)	2/27/2002 6:13:52 AM
From: Richnorth	Read Replies (1) of 116814

<<It may well turn the ozone or O3 into H2S03 or H2SO4. Ph of the water would then rise proportional to the amount of sulphur in the water.>> I agree that more S means more H2SO4. BUT more H2SO4 will cause the pH to drop, not rise due to inverse relationship between concentration of "hydrogen ions" (or hydrions) and pH because pH = - log["hydrogen ions"]. That is, the more acidic the solution, the lower is its pH, and the more basic (alkaline) a solution, the higher is its pH.

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