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0.1 molar NaC2H3O2 solution Identify the acid and base which reacted to form NaC2H3O2. Identify each...

0.1 molar NaC2H3O2 solution
Identify the acid and base which reacted to form NaC2H3O2. Identify each as strong or weak.
Acid: __________________ Strength:_________ Base: __________________ Strength:_________
Calculate the theoretical pH of the solution. Show your work. If appropriate, write out the hydrolysis reaction equation.
. Calculate the theoretical Kh value. Show your work.
Measure the pH of the aqueous solution and determine the experimental Kh. Show your work.
pH of solution: _________
Experimental Kh: ____________
. a) How does the theoretical Kh value correspond to the experimental Kh value?
b) What could cause this discrepancy?

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