HCI, a strong acid, was added to a solution containing 2.67 g until the pyridine was 78% in itsprotonated (acid) state. Pyridinium has a pk, of 5.25.а.Write a chemical reaction which illustrates the reaction occurring.b. What is the pH of the final solution?

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HCI, a strong acid, was added to a solution containing 2.67 g until the pyridine was 78% in its protonated (acid) state. Pyridinium has a pka of 5.25. а. Write a chemical reaction which illustrates the reaction occurring. b. What is the pH of the final solution?

HCI, a strong acid, was added to a solution containing 2.67 g until the pyridine was 78% in its protonated (acid) state. Pyridinium has a pka of 5.25. а. Write a chemical reaction which illustrates the reaction occurring. b. What is the pH of the final solution?

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HCI, a strong acid, was added to a solution containing 2.67 g until the pyridine was 78% in its
protonated (acid) state. Pyridinium has a pk, of 5.25.
а.
Write a chemical reaction which illustrates the reaction occurring.
b. What is the pH of the final solution?

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