15. Consider a mixture of 0.010 M HCl and 0.010M HF. The major species in solution are: A. Undissociated HCI, H₂O, and H* and F-B. Undissociated HF, H₂O, and H* and CI C. H and Cl, H₂O, H* and F D. Undissociated HCI, HF and H₂O E. H₂O, and H*

15. Consider a mixture of 0.010 M HCl and 0.010M HF. The major species in solution are: A. Undissociated HCI, H₂O, and H* and F-B. Undissociated HF, H₂O, and H* and CI C. H and Cl, H₂O, H* and F D. Undissociated HCI, HF and H₂O E. H₂O, and H*

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Acid Base Titration

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