9. Can either donate protons or accept protons depending on the environment. [H2O; CH:COOH; NaOH; HCI ] 10. Effect of solvent on the properties of acids and bases. [ amphiprotic effect; leveling effect; Solvation; neutralization effect ] 11. The quantity needed to calculate the pH of solution. [ OH"; HCl; H3O"; H2O ] 12. Buffer solution forms when... a strong acid reacts with a strong base. a weak acid reacts with a weak base. a strong acid reacts with a weak base. a weak acid reacts with a strong base. 13. The sample is decomposed in concentrated acid to convert the nitrogen to ammonia. [ Devarda's method; Titration method; Kjeldahl method; Precipitation ] 14. Titration of strong acid with strong base (titrant), the solution after equivalence point is [ becoming acidic; becoming basic; neutral; no answer ] 15. Titration of strong base with strong acid (titrant), the pH is equivalence point. towards post [ increasing; decreasing; neutral; no correct answer ]
9. Can either donate protons or accept protons depending on the environment. [H2O; CH:COOH; NaOH; HCI ] 10. Effect of solvent on the properties of acids and bases. [ amphiprotic effect; leveling effect; Solvation; neutralization effect ] 11. The quantity needed to calculate the pH of solution. [ OH"; HCl; H3O"; H2O ] 12. Buffer solution forms when... a strong acid reacts with a strong base. a weak acid reacts with a weak base. a strong acid reacts with a weak base. a weak acid reacts with a strong base. 13. The sample is decomposed in concentrated acid to convert the nitrogen to ammonia. [ Devarda's method; Titration method; Kjeldahl method; Precipitation ] 14. Titration of strong acid with strong base (titrant), the solution after equivalence point is [ becoming acidic; becoming basic; neutral; no answer ] 15. Titration of strong base with strong acid (titrant), the pH is equivalence point. towards post [ increasing; decreasing; neutral; no correct answer ]
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![9. Can either donate protons or accept protons depending on the environment.
[H2O;
CH:COOH;
NaOH;
HCI ]
10. Effect of solvent on the properties of acids and bases.
[ amphiprotic effect;
leveling effect;
Solvation;
neutralization effect ]
11. The quantity needed to calculate the pH of solution.
[ OH";
HCl;
H3O";
H2O ]
12. Buffer solution forms when...
a strong acid reacts with a strong base.
a weak acid reacts with a weak base.
a strong acid reacts with a weak base.
a weak acid reacts with a strong base.
13. The sample is decomposed in concentrated acid to convert the nitrogen to ammonia.
[ Devarda's method; Titration method;
Kjeldahl method;
Precipitation ]
14. Titration of strong acid with strong base (titrant), the solution after equivalence point is
[ becoming acidic; becoming basic;
neutral;
no answer ]
15. Titration of strong base with strong acid (titrant), the pH is
equivalence point.
towards post
[ increasing;
decreasing;
neutral;
no correct answer ]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fedc9d16d-3525-44ae-857c-f42c1721c9ae%2F065e4317-7d13-4eb7-95d2-cf0626ba3516%2Fhlxpwkk_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:9. Can either donate protons or accept protons depending on the environment.
[H2O;
CH:COOH;
NaOH;
HCI ]
10. Effect of solvent on the properties of acids and bases.
[ amphiprotic effect;
leveling effect;
Solvation;
neutralization effect ]
11. The quantity needed to calculate the pH of solution.
[ OH";
HCl;
H3O";
H2O ]
12. Buffer solution forms when...
a strong acid reacts with a strong base.
a weak acid reacts with a weak base.
a strong acid reacts with a weak base.
a weak acid reacts with a strong base.
13. The sample is decomposed in concentrated acid to convert the nitrogen to ammonia.
[ Devarda's method; Titration method;
Kjeldahl method;
Precipitation ]
14. Titration of strong acid with strong base (titrant), the solution after equivalence point is
[ becoming acidic; becoming basic;
neutral;
no answer ]
15. Titration of strong base with strong acid (titrant), the pH is
equivalence point.
towards post
[ increasing;
decreasing;
neutral;
no correct answer ]
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