i hope you can answer the questions. really need it. For the equation below at equilibrium, what is the shift in the equilibrium positionupon adding sodium acetate to the equilibrium mixture of acetic acid and methylorange, where HMO represents the protonated (acid) form of the indicator andMO- represents the deprotonated (or base) form of the indicator. What is theresulting color of the solution?HMO(aq)+ H,O(1) = H.O-(aq) + M0(aq)O to the left/redO to the right/yellowO to the left/yellowO to the right/redFor the equation below at equilibrium what is the shift in the eguilibrium nonitir Describe the preparation of a 500. mL of 2.50 M solution cupric sulfatepentahydrate, starting from the solid reagent? The molecular weight is 249.68g/mol.Weigh out 312 grams of the solid reagent and transfer it to a clean and dry flask. AddO water just enough to dissolve the solid and then add water until the total volume ofthe solution is 500. mLWeigh out 312 x 105 grams of the solid reagent and transfer it to a clean and dry flask.Add water just enough to dissolve the solid and then add water to mark.Weigh out 3.12 grams of the solid reagent and transfer it to a clean and dry flask. AddO water just enough to dissolve the solid and then add water until the total volume ofthe solution is 500. mL.Measure out 312 mL of the reagent and transfer it to a clean and dry flask. Add wateruntil the final volume of the solution is 500. mL.Describe the preparation of a 45.0 mL of 0.500 M solution of potassiumpermanganate solution, starting from 1.75 M of potassium permanganatesolution?Dilute 1.75 mL of 1.75 M of potassium permanganate solution to 45.0 mL.Dilute 12.9 mL of 1.75 M of potassium permanganate solution to 45.0 mL.Dilute 45.0 mL of 1.75 M potassium permanganate solution and dilute to 0.500 Lmark.Dilute 12.9 mL of 1.75 M potassium permanganate solution and dilute to 0.500 Lmark.

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For the equation below at equilibrium, what is the shift in the equilibrium position upon adding sodium acetate to the equilibrium mixture of acetic acid and methyl orange, where HMO represents the protonated (acid) form of the indicator and MO- represents the deprotonated (or base) form of the indicator. What is the resulting color of the solution? HMO(aq) + H,O(1) H,O-(aq) + MO(aq) O to the left/red O to the right/yellow O to the left/yellow to the right/red

For the equation below at equilibrium, what is the shift in the equilibrium position upon adding sodium acetate to the equilibrium mixture of acetic acid and methyl orange, where HMO represents the protonated (acid) form of the indicator and MO- represents the deprotonated (or base) form of the indicator. What is the resulting color of the solution? HMO(aq) + H,O(1) H,O-(aq) + MO(aq) O to the left/red O to the right/yellow O to the left/yellow to the right/red

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