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Which change would decrease the pH of a base in a solution at the equilibrium? (1 point)A. Increasing the initial concentration of soluteB. Decreasing the amount of water added to the soluteC. Decreasing the concentration of OH- ionsD. Increasing the strength of the base

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decreasing the concentration of OH– ions

Explanation:

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We have that Decreasing the concentration of OH- ionsD will  decrease the pH of a base in a solution at the equilibrium

it is important to note that the pH of a solution is neither at equilibrium ,acidic or a base

And for the pairing of  H+ and OH- the increase of one reduces the other

Therefore

Increasing the initial concentration of soluteB will leave it at equilbrum

Decreasing the amount of water added to the soluteC will increase its pH

Decreasing the concentration of OH- ionsD.  will increase its pH

Decreasing the concentration of OH- ionsD will  decrease the pH of a base in a solution at the equilibrium

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