Q1//A solution of o.1 M of BX salt withpH=9.5, the HX is weak acid and BOH astrong base. Calculate the ionizationconstant for the weak acid10-2 O10-610-5Q2// 1000 ml of o.1M hydrochloric acidwere added to 1000 ml of o.IM ammoniumhydroxide, ammonium chloride salt wasformed. Calculate the pH for the salt* solution. Kb=1.8 x10-510.02 O3.985.28

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Qi//A solution of o.1 M of BX salt with pH=9.5, the HX is weak acid and BOH a strong base. Calculate the ionization * constant for the weak acid 10-2 O 10-6 10-5 O Q2// 1000 ml of o.1M hydrochloric acid were added to 1000 ml of o.IM ammonium hydroxide, ammonium chloride salt was formed. Calculate the pH for the salt solution. Kb=1.8 x10-5 10.02

Qi//A solution of o.1 M of BX salt with pH=9.5, the HX is weak acid and BOH a strong base. Calculate the ionization * constant for the weak acid 10-2 O 10-6 10-5 O Q2// 1000 ml of o.1M hydrochloric acid were added to 1000 ml of o.IM ammonium hydroxide, ammonium chloride salt was formed. Calculate the pH for the salt solution. Kb=1.8 x10-5 10.02

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Chapter15: Acid-base Equilibria

Section: Chapter Questions

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