Measured pH of the solution: Calculate the H₂O* at equilibrium for this solution (include units): pH - log(H30+) H30 + = 10"H H30 + = 10 [H0]=,M Show work: 3. Calculate the C₂H₂O₂at equilibrium for this solution (include units): [C₂H302] = M Show work: 4. What is the HC,H,0₂ at equilibrium for this solution(include units)? [HC₂H₂O₂] = M Show work: Calculate K and pK for this solution: Determination of Ka was used of 10.0ml of 1.0 M acetic acid into a beaker and the pH was 2.22 0 3 a a

Measured pH of the solution: Calculate the H₂O* at equilibrium for this solution (include units): pH - log(H30+) H30 + = 10"H H30 + = 10 [H0]=,M Show work: 3. Calculate the C₂H₂O₂at equilibrium for this solution (include units): [C₂H302] = M Show work: 4. What is the HC,H,0₂ at equilibrium for this solution(include units)? [HC₂H₂O₂] = M Show work: Calculate K and pK for this solution: Determination of Ka was used of 10.0ml of 1.0 M acetic acid into a beaker and the pH was 2.22 0 3 a a

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