For the following reaction at equilibriumH3PO4 + H20 → H2PO41 + H3O*1[Ка[Ką is a constant. What happens to the [H3PO4] if some acid is added and the [H3O*l] increases ?What happens to the [H3PO4] if some base is added and the [H3O+l] decreases ?а. НзРОДb. H2Oc. H2PO41d. H30+1e. increasesf. decreases

Answer-1 Given reaction is shown below: H3PO4(aq)+H2O(l)↔H2PO4-(aq)+H3O+(aq) Equilibrium expression…

For the following reaction at equilibrium H3PO4 + H20 - H2PO41 + H3O*1 Ka = [ Ka is a constant. What happens to the [H3PO4] if some acid is added and the [H30*'] increases ? What happens to the [H3PO4] if some base is added and the [H3O*'] decreases ? a. H3PO4 b. H2O c. H2PO41 d. H30*1 e. increases f. decreases

For the following reaction at equilibrium H3PO4 + H20 - H2PO41 + H3O1 Ka = [ Ka is a constant. What happens to the [H3PO4] if some acid is added and the [H30'] increases ? What happens to the [H3PO4] if some base is added and the [H3O'] decreases ? a. H3PO4 b. H2O c. H2PO41 d. H301 e. increases f. decreases

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