2? QUESTION 2CO2 + H,0 = H,CO, = H* + HCO, = 2H* + CO,2-carbonic acidbicarbonatecarbonateShown above are the chemical equilibria of the carbonate buffer system. What happens to this equilibrium when an HCI is added to it?O The pH changes quickly as the equilibrium shifts to the right.O The pH changes quickly as the equilibrium shifts to the left.The pH changes slowly as the equilibrium shifts to the right.

CO2 +H2 <=> H2CO3 <=> H+ + HCO3-<=> 2H++CO32- In this equilibrium condition, HCl…

CO2 + H,0 = H,CO3 = H* + HCO3 = 2H* + CO32- carbonic acid bicarbonate carbonate Shown above are the chemical equilibria of the carbonate buffer system. What happens to this equilibrium when an HCl is added to it? O The pH changes quickly as the equilibrium shifts to the right. O The pH changes quickly as the equilibrium shifts to the left. O The pH changes slowly as the equilibrium shifts to the right.

CO2 + H,0 = H,CO3 = H* + HCO3 = 2H* + CO32- carbonic acid bicarbonate carbonate Shown above are the chemical equilibria of the carbonate buffer system. What happens to this equilibrium when an HCl is added to it? O The pH changes quickly as the equilibrium shifts to the right. O The pH changes quickly as the equilibrium shifts to the left. O The pH changes slowly as the equilibrium shifts to the right.

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Chapter14: Acid- Base Equilibria

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 102CWP: Consider the following acids and bases: HCO2H Ka = 1.8 104 HOBr Ka = 2.0 109 (C2H5)2NH Kb = 1.3 ...

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