Ammonia, NH3, has a K of 1.8 x 10. If a solution is prepared in pure water containing an initial concentration of NH3 of0.20 M, what would be the pH at equilibrium?Select two answers (one for pH and one for % ionization) NH3 (aq) + H2O (1) <--> OH (aq) + NH4 (aq) Select one or more: O a. pH = 10.26 O b. pH = 11.28 O c. pH = 9.26 O d. % ionization = 0.95% e. % ionization = 0.0090 % %3D f. % ionization = 2.6 %

Ammonia, NH3, has a K of 1.8 x 10. If a solution is prepared in pure water containing an initial concentration of NH3 of0.20 M, what would be the pH at equilibrium?Select two answers (one for pH and one for % ionization) NH3 (aq) + H2O (1) <--> OH (aq) + NH4 (aq) Select one or more: O a. pH = 10.26 O b. pH = 11.28 O c. pH = 9.26 O d. % ionization = 0.95% e. % ionization = 0.0090 % %3D f. % ionization = 2.6 %

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Chapter13: Acids And Bases

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