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2.
Calculate the [H;O*] and pOH for water at 40°C (K, = 2.9 x 104). Want
more like this? See the exercises for 14.2.
Calculate the pH and pOH for the strong base Ca(OH)2 when
3.
concentration = 0.0031M.
Pyridine is a weak base with K, = 1.7x10-10.

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