Using the Cr value from the below graph find the concentrations of [HCO3], [CO3], [OH‍], a [H*] at pH 7.5 and 11 by both from graph (no need to draw the graph) and from equations 2 2 IH, Co 17 3 4 8 -log concentration, DC 9 5 BD 10 11H 12 IHCO, 1 LO PH 7 8 90 10 11 12 13 14 IHCO, 1 (OH IH'I (00-1 IH, CO

Using the Cr value from the below graph find the concentrations of [HCO3], [CO3], [OH‍], a [H*] at pH 7.5 and 11 by both from graph (no need to draw the graph) and from equations 2 2 IH, Co 17 3 4 8 -log concentration, DC 9 5 BD 10 11H 12 IHCO, 1 LO PH 7 8 90 10 11 12 13 14 IHCO, 1 (OH IH'I (00-1 IH, CO

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