QUESTION 8Consider the diprotic acd HA with Kat21x 10and K-27 1010 Find the pH of a 0.150 M NapA solution.QUESTION 9A monoprotic base B has a pk-643 f 16.0 ml of a0.370 M solution of B is srated with a 0.500 M solution of HCI what is the pH of the solution after 18.00 of titrant hasbeen added? Answer to three decimal placesQUESTION 10A diprotic acid H2A has a pka- 247 and pKaz8.42. If 50.0 ml of a 0.45 M solution of HA is titrated with a.80 M soluon of koi, har is the pH f the solution at thesecond equivalence point (when 56.25 ml of KOH has been added

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