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Year/Section:
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ACTIVITY 3.2.2
Solve the following:
1. Assume 0.1 eq base has been added to a fully protonated solution of
acetic acid.
2. What happens if exactly 0.5 eq of base is added to a solution of the
fully protonated acetic acid?
3. What is the pH if 0.9 eq of base is added to a solution of the fully
protonated acid?
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