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A solution of HA (0.192M; 59.1 mL; Kb = 3.4^-5) is titrated with 0.4608 KOH Determine the pH at the following points
A) Before any acid is added
B) After 6.16mL of acid is added
C) After 12.31mL of acid is added
D) After 24.63mL of acid is added
E) After 26.69mL of acid is added
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