The concentration of borax (Na₂B4O5(OH)4) in aqueous solution can be determined throughtitration with HCI as titrant. The net ionic equation for the titration reaction is:B4O5(OH)42 (aq) + 2 H*(aq) + 3 H₂O <-> 4 H3BO3(aq)In an experiment, a student titrated 5.0 mL borax solution with 5.43 0.249 M HCI solution.Determine the concentration of borax in mol/L.For a strong electrolyte compound with formula X3Y2, if the concentration of cation X is 0.614 M,find the concentration of anion Y in mol/L.The molar solubility of a compound AX₂ is 3.8 x 103 M. Calculate the value of natural log of Ksp(Inksp) for AX₂.The enthalpy change (AH) and entropy change (AS) of a process can be obtained by plottingIn(Kea) versus 1/Temperature (temperature in Kelvin). A student did the graph and obtained theslope as 7,712 and y-intercept as 6.41, respectively. Determine the enthalpy change of the reactionin kilojoule/molQuestion 7The enthalpy change (AH) and entropy change (AS) of a process can be obtained by plottingIn(Keq) versus 1/Temperature (temperature in Kelvin). A student did the graph and obtained theslope as 4 and y-intercept as 6.345, respectively. Determine the entropy change of the reaction injoule/mol K

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The concentration of borax (Na2B4O5(OH)4) in aqueous solution can be determined through titration with HCI as titrant. The net ionic equation for the titration reaction is: B4O5(OH)42 (aq) + 2 H*(aq) + 3 H₂O <-> 4 H3BO3(aq) In an experiment, a student titrated 5.0 mL borax solution with 5.43 0.249 M HCI solution. Determine the concentration of borax in mol/L. For a strong electrolyte compound with formula X3Y2, if the concentration of cation X is 0.614 M, find the concentration of anion Y in mol/L. The molar solubility of a compound AX₂ is 3.8 x 103 M. Calculate the value of natural log of Ksp (Inksp) for AX₂.

The concentration of borax (Na2B4O5(OH)4) in aqueous solution can be determined through titration with HCI as titrant. The net ionic equation for the titration reaction is: B4O5(OH)42 (aq) + 2 H*(aq) + 3 H₂O <-> 4 H3BO3(aq) In an experiment, a student titrated 5.0 mL borax solution with 5.43 0.249 M HCI solution. Determine the concentration of borax in mol/L. For a strong electrolyte compound with formula X3Y2, if the concentration of cation X is 0.614 M, find the concentration of anion Y in mol/L. The molar solubility of a compound AX₂ is 3.8 x 103 M. Calculate the value of natural log of Ksp (Inksp) for AX₂.

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