This graph shows the relationship between pH and the logarithm scale. The x-axis represents pH from 4 to 5.5, while the y-axis likely represents the logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration or hydronium ion concentration. There appears to be an inverse relationship between pH and the logarithm, as pH increases the logarithm decreases in a logarithmic fashion.
This graph shows the relationship between pH and the logarithm scale. The x-axis represents pH from 4 to 5.5, while the y-axis likely represents the logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration or hydronium ion concentration. There appears to be an inverse relationship between pH and the logarithm, as pH increases the logarithm decreases in a logarithmic fashion.
This graph shows the relationship between pH and the logarithm scale. The x-axis represents pH from 4 to 5.5, while the y-axis likely represents the logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration or hydronium ion concentration. There appears to be an inverse relationship between pH and the logarithm, as pH increases the logarithm decreases in a logarithmic fashion.