What is the pH of an acidic mixture containing 0.005 M HBr and
0.025M HCN?
HINT: take into account the type of acids that make up the
mixture.
Which solution is the least acidic?
A. 3.0 M HNO3 |
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B. 3.0 M HI |
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C. 3.0 M HClO |
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D. 2.0 M HCN and 2.0 M HF |
Calculate the pH of a basic solution made from 255 mg of pyridine (C5H5N) dissolved in 1L of water. The pKb for pyridine is 4.2.
Determine the pH of a solution that is 0.125M in CO32-; Kb = 1.8 × 10-4.
Consider the pKa values and identify the strongest conjugate base.
Acid | pKa |
H2SO3(aq) | 1.77 |
HCOOH(aq) | 3.75 |
HNO2(aq) | 3.37 |
C6H5COOH(aq) | 4.20 |
A. HSO3-(aq) |
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B. NO2-(aq) |
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C. HCOO-(aq) |
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D. C6H5COO-(aq) |
Determine which anion is not neutral.
A. NO3- |
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B. Cl- |
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C. ClO- |
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D. HSO4- |
What is the pH of an acidic mixture containing 0.005 M HBr and 0.025M HCN? HINT:...
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