Consider the following equilibrium between propanoic acid and its conjugate base:+ H20=+ H30+CH3CH,C-OHCH3CH,Co-Will raising the pH shift the equilibrium to the right or to the left?

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Consider the following equilibrium between propanoic acid and its conjugate base: H20: + H30+ CH,CH,C-OH CH,CH,čo- Will raising the pH shift the equilibrium to the right or to the left?

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Consider the following equilibrium between propanoic acid and its conjugate base:
+ H20=
+ H30+
CH3CH,C-OH
CH3CH,Co-
Will raising the pH shift the equilibrium to the right or to the left?

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