Answered: 2. Which of the following solutions (0.1 M in water) would be best treated as an amphiprotic solution? A.) H3ASO4 B.) Na3ASO4 C.) Na₂HASO4 D.) K3ASO4

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2. Which of the following solutions (0.1 M in water) would be best treated
as an amphiprotic solution?
A.) H₂ASO4
B.) Na3AsO4
C.) Na₂HASO4
D.) K3ASO4

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