1. Classify each reactant as an acid or base. CF + NH4* a. HCI + NH3 b. CH3COOH+ H2O CH3COO" + H;O* OH + HSO4 > H2O + S0,2- с.

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1. Classify each reactant as an acid or base.
HCI + NH3
b. CH3COOH+H2O
c. OH + HSO4
a.
CF + NH4*
CH3COO + H3O*
→ H2O + S0,2-
2. Convert each H3O* concentration to a pH value.
1x10-5 M
1 x 10-11 M
a.
b.
с.
0.0000001 M
d. 0.0000000001 M
e.
2.8 x10-5 M
3.
What H30* concentration corresponds to the pH value?
pH = 12
b. pH = 5
a.
с. рH%3D 4.5
4. Consider the reaction of a generic acid (HA)
HA + H2O A + H3O*
If HA is a strong acid, will there be a higher concentration of HA or A after the reaction
occurs?
a.
b. If HA is a weak acid, will there be a higher concentration of HA or A after the reaction
occurs?
Transcribed Image Text:1. Classify each reactant as an acid or base. HCI + NH3 b. CH3COOH+H2O c. OH + HSO4 a. CF + NH4* CH3COO + H3O* → H2O + S0,2- 2. Convert each H3O* concentration to a pH value. 1x10-5 M 1 x 10-11 M a. b. с. 0.0000001 M d. 0.0000000001 M e. 2.8 x10-5 M 3. What H30* concentration corresponds to the pH value? pH = 12 b. pH = 5 a. с. рH%3D 4.5 4. Consider the reaction of a generic acid (HA) HA + H2O A + H3O* If HA is a strong acid, will there be a higher concentration of HA or A after the reaction occurs? a. b. If HA is a weak acid, will there be a higher concentration of HA or A after the reaction occurs?
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