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gent and then immerse them in the buffer...
Measure and record the pH of each of the following: 1. 0.015M HCI - pH =...
Measure and record the pH of
each of the following: 1. 0.015M HCI - pH = 2.03
gent and then immerse them in the buffer solution. 4. Adjust the pH meter so that it reads the designated pH of the buffer. 5. Repeat the washing and drying procedure for the electrodes between the various parts of the experiment. Part 1: pH of various electrolyte solutions Measure and record the pH of each of the following solutions, use a clean dry...
the ph given in the book is 2.03 3.01 7.27 12.07 6.29 9.19 A. pH of...
the ph given in the book is
2.03
3.01
7.27
12.07
6.29
9.19
A. pH of various electrolyte solutions: Measure and record the pH of each of the following solutions; use a clean dry beaker for each measurement. . • 0.015 M HCI 0.06 HOAc, 0.04 NaOAc (OAc = acetate) 0.022 M NaOH 0.1 M NH OH (ammonium chloride) 0.1 M NaOAC (sodium acetate) 0.015 M NH CI with 0.02 M NH3 . Calculate the expected pH of each of...
Measure and record the pH of
each of the following: 1. 0.015M HCI - pH = 2.03
gent and then immerse them in the buffer solution. 4. Adjust the pH meter so that it reads the designated pH of the buffer. 5. Repeat the washing and drying procedure for the electrodes between the various parts of the experiment. Part 1: pH of various electrolyte solutions Measure and record the pH of each of the following solutions, use a clean dry...
the ph given in the book is
2.03
3.01
7.27
12.07
6.29
9.19
A. pH of various electrolyte solutions: Measure and record the pH of each of the following solutions; use a clean dry beaker for each measurement. . • 0.015 M HCI 0.06 HOAc, 0.04 NaOAc (OAc = acetate) 0.022 M NaOH 0.1 M NH OH (ammonium chloride) 0.1 M NaOAC (sodium acetate) 0.015 M NH CI with 0.02 M NH3 . Calculate the expected pH of each of...
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