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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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What kind of titration is this?

Strong acid, strong base

strong base, weak acid

strong acid, weak base

weak base, weak acid

2. what is the first pka?

3. what is the second pka?

4. How many mL does it take to fully neutralize the acid?

4321
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10
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7 7
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LO
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20
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mL base added
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30

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