O CN and H30*DQuestion 23Which of the following has the highest pH?O pure waterO 0.1 M HA, pK, 11.89O 0.1 M HD, pK = 8.23O 0.1 M HC, pK, = 4.55%3D0.1 M HB, pK = 2.43%3DQuestion 24Which of the following is correct concerning the base io(CH)2NH?

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Which of the following has the highest pH? O pure water O 0.1 M HA, pK, = 11.89 O 0.1 M HD, pK, = 8.23 O 0.1 M HC, pK, = 4.55 O 0.1 M HB, pK = 2.43 %3D

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