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What is the formula for calculating the hydrogen ion concentration ([H+]) of a weak base?
A. [H+] = Kw × [OH–]
B. [H+] = Kw + [OH–]
C. [H+] = Kw / [OH–]
D. [H+] = Kw - [OH–]
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