Would you help me whit this example (4)Thank you. Otomatik Kaydet OYeni Microsoft Word Belgesi -AraOktay Aksoy OAGirişPosta GönderileriGözden Geçir8 PaylaşP AçıklamalarDosyaEkleTasarımDüzenBaşvurularGörünümYardımPAra vX KesG KopyalaV Biçim BoyacısıCalibri (Gövde) 11- A A Aa v ApAaççĞğHr AaççğğHt AaçÇĞİ AaçÇĞğt AaÇ Aaççğh AaççĞğHi AaççĞğHI AaççĞğH AaççĞğHI AaççĞğH AaççĞğHI. DeğiştirA Seç vYapıştırKTA v ab x, x A - I v A vI NormalT Aralık YokBaşlık 1Başlık 2Konu Başlı.AltyazıHafif Vurg.VurguGüçlü Vur.GüçlüDikteDuyarlılıkDüzenleyiciAlıntıGüçlü AlıntıPanoYazı TipiParagrafStillerDüzenlemeSesDuyarlılıkDüzenleyiciCalculate how much of each solution you need to take to prepare 1 L of buffer solution with a pH of9.45 using 0.3 M Na2CO3 and 0.2 M HCI (Ka1 = 4.3 x 10-7, Ka2 = 4.69x10-11).Sayfa 3/6Türkçe (Türkiye)Dodak242 sözcük%20410:3412.02.2021

Sodium carbonate and HCl react with each other as: Na2CO3+2HCl→2NaCl+H2CO3 ----(1)

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