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A /BH) Find the pH and the concentration of all species (H, OH, and HA/B or in the following solutions. Also, det a. 0.0045M phenol solution ermine the % dissociation. b. 0.0052M ammonia solution

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Find the pH and the concentration of all species (H, OH, and HA/B or
in the following solutions. Also, det
a. 0.0045M phenol solution
ermine the % dissociation.
b.
0.0052M ammonia solution

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