Question 15How much solid NANO2 (MW = 69.0) must be added to 250 mL of 0.150M HNO,(MW = 47, K = 3.55 x 10) in order to create a buffer with pH = 3.00?%3D3.67 g of NaNO2O 0.230 g of NaNO2O 0.918 g of NaNO,O7.29 g of NaNO2Question 16Of the following relative acid strengths, which is NOT true?O H,PO,l- H2SO3O H;S < HCIH2SEO4> H,TeO4

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Question 15 How much solid NaNO2 (MW = 69.0) must be added to 250 mL of 0.150M HNO, (MW = 47, K, = 3.55 x 104) in order to create a buffer with pH = 3.00? O 3.67 g of NaN02 0.230 g of NaNO2 0.918 g of NaNO2 O7.29 g of NANO2

Question 15 How much solid NaNO2 (MW = 69.0) must be added to 250 mL of 0.150M HNO, (MW = 47, K, = 3.55 x 104) in order to create a buffer with pH = 3.00? O 3.67 g of NaN02 0.230 g of NaNO2 0.918 g of NaNO2 O7.29 g of NANO2

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