Part C. Classify whether the parameter shown in each item is describing an acidic or basic. Legend: C = Acid D=Base 43. pH = 7.15 + log [0.25]/[0.50] 44. pH =pKa + log [0.33][0.11]; (Ka = 6.3096 x 10-8) 45. [OH-] = 2.78 x 10-4 46. Blue litmus paper changes to red 47. Ease of protonation < Ease of deprotonation 48. [OH-] 3.16 x 10-⁹ = 49. Blue litmus paper remains blue 50. pH = 7.09 51. pOH = 3 52. [H+]=4.2 x 10-³

Part C. Classify whether the parameter shown in each item is describing an acidic or basic. Legend: C = Acid D=Base 43. pH = 7.15 + log [0.25]/[0.50] 44. pH =pKa + log [0.33][0.11]; (Ka = 6.3096 x 10-8) 45. [OH-] = 2.78 x 10-4 46. Blue litmus paper changes to red 47. Ease of protonation < Ease of deprotonation 48. [OH-] 3.16 x 10-⁹ = 49. Blue litmus paper remains blue 50. pH = 7.09 51. pOH = 3 52. [H+]=4.2 x 10-³

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

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