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Option b) HAsO4(-2) it has Pka value 6.97. Which is very close to the given pH of the buffer at 5. As it undergoes with the Henderson Hasselbalch equation of acidic buffer.
So option b is correct HAsO4-2
3 pts Question 17 U What is the predominate species present in an aqueous solution of...
Question 13 3 pts What is the conjugate base of H2A5O4? HASO 2 O HASOA O H AsO4 AsOy
1.What would be the predominate form(s) of the following elements in a pH-7 aqueous solution each under the following conditions. Remember that more than one compound may be present in a solution. For each element, provide the species under the three following conditions. a) saturated with 02 b) saturated with air c) saturated with H2 A. Nb B. Tc C. Co D. Cu E. Fe
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Incorrect Question 4 0/4 pts Which of the following is the Arrhenius definition of an acid? A substance that is an H* donor A substance that produces OH ions in aqueous solution. A substance that is an H* acceptor. A substance that is an OH donor. A substance that produces Htions in aqueous solution. Incorrect Question 5 0/4 pts Which of the following is the Arrhenius definition of a base? A substance that is an H* donor. A substance that...
ca 2. What is the charge balance for an aqueous solution of arsenic acid, H3AsO4, in which the acid can dissociate to H2AsO4 , HASO4+-, and AsO4”. a) [H+] = [OH-] + [H2AsO4] + 2[HASO42-] + 3[AsO43-] (b) [H+] = [OH-] + [H2AsO4] + [HASO42-] + [AsO43-] c) [H+] = 2[OH-] + 2[H2AsO4] + 2[HASO42-] + 2[AsO43-] d) [H3AsO4) = 2[H2As04] + 2[HAsO42-] + 2[AsO4?]
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