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Hi, I need help with C (H+ in half-neutralized solution), Ka for unknown acid, and part D-change in PH from part C.
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Transcribed Image Text:A. pH Measurement of Acidic and Basic Solutions
NAME
SECTION
DATE
ACIDS, BASES, and pH
DATA
0.10 M
pH
0.010 M
HCI
098
0.0010 M
1,671
2.57
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ght pak
Hay light nat
HC2H3O2 pH
2.65
3.02
3.50
color of thymol blue
color of bromphenol blue htyellar
lightuell Light ble pay
1.00
10.46
JOHT
9.96
NH3 рH
Light
color of alizarin yellow
Oranf
pH Measurement of Salt Solutions
3.89
29
0.10 M N23PO4-
Record the pH of the solutions listed below.
0.10 M Cu(NO32-
261
0.10 M AI(NO3)3.
0.10M Na,0,0,495
245
![LA443 3.79
pH of half-neutralized acid solution
[H*] in half-neutralized solution
Unknown number
K, for unknown acid
13
D. Demonstration of Buffering Action
3,80
pH after addition of NaOH
change in pH from Part C
E. Determination of the Solubility Product of Slightly Soluble Hydroxides
6.93
pH of saturated Mg(OH), solution
uld ional
10.01
pH of saturated Ca(OH), solution
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Transcribed Image Text:LA443 3.79
pH of half-neutralized acid solution
[H*] in half-neutralized solution
Unknown number
K, for unknown acid
13
D. Demonstration of Buffering Action
3,80
pH after addition of NaOH
change in pH from Part C
E. Determination of the Solubility Product of Slightly Soluble Hydroxides
6.93
pH of saturated Mg(OH), solution
uld ional
10.01
pH of saturated Ca(OH), solution
THOUGHT
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