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10) Always a diligent chemist, you spend your free time thinking about the strengths of acids. How do you rank the strength (from strongest to weakest) of acids X, Y, and Z of equal concen- trations which have Ka(X) = 1.8×104, pKa(Y) = 4.75, and KB(Z) = 5.6x10? %3D A. Z>Y>X B. Y>X>Z C. Y>Z>X D. X>Y>Z

10) Always a diligent chemist, you spend your free time thinking about the strengths of acids. How do you rank the strength (from strongest to weakest) of acids X, Y, and Z of equal concen- trations which have Ka(X) = 1.8×104, pKa(Y) = 4.75, and KB(Z) = 5.6x10? %3D A. Z>Y>X B. Y>X>Z C. Y>Z>X D. X>Y>Z

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A H3O*/OH- В. СНОН/CH30- d. HI/I p. HSO4/SO42- 10) Always a diligent chemist, you spend your free time thinking about the strengths of acids. How do you rank the strength (from strongest to weakest) of acids X, Y, and Z of equal concen- Atrations which have Ka(X) = 1.8×104, pKa(Y) = 4.75, and Kb(Z) = 5.6x10? A. Z>Y>X B. Y>X>Z C. Y>Z>X D. X>Y>Z 11) Which definition includes species that donate protons? A. Lewis acid B Lewis base
Transcribed Image Text:A H3O*/OH- В. СНОН/CH30- d. HI/I p. HSO4/SO42- 10) Always a diligent chemist, you spend your free time thinking about the strengths of acids. How do you rank the strength (from strongest to weakest) of acids X, Y, and Z of equal concen- Atrations which have Ka(X) = 1.8×104, pKa(Y) = 4.75, and Kb(Z) = 5.6x10? A. Z>Y>X B. Y>X>Z C. Y>Z>X D. X>Y>Z 11) Which definition includes species that donate protons? A. Lewis acid B Lewis base
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