250. mL of an 8.0 μM solution of the salt of a weak acid (NaD) is added to 250. mL of water. The Ka of the acid HD is 2.5x10-9 . What is the pH of the final solution?
Write out a chemical equation:
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Calculate the pH of this solution once equilibrium has been reached:
e. Rank the acids HA, HB, HC, and HD from the problems above in increasing acid strength.
250. mL of an 8.0 μM solution of the salt of a weak acid (NaD) is...
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