(8) Since LiNO3 is a salt formed by stron base (LiOH) and strong acid (HNO3), when it dissolved in water it forms a neutral solution because both can undergo complete ionisation. No hydrolysis takes place.
(B)
(9)
pH = pKa + Lg[salt]/[acid]
7.35 = - Log(4.2*10-7) + Log[salt]/[acid]
7.35 = 6.38 + Log[salt]/[acid]
Log[salt]/[acid] = 0.970
[salt]/[acid] = 9.33
(D)
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