1. (a) Sodium acetate, CH3COONa was hydrolysed in water, HzO. Show thereaction equations involved. What is the effect of the salt on the pH of thissolution?Natrium asetat, CH,COONa telah dihidrolisis dalam air, H,0.Tunjukkanpersamaan tindak balas yang terlibat. Apakah kesan garam pada pH larutanini?

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1. (a) Sodium acetate, CH3COONa was hydrolysed in water, HzO. Show the
reaction equations involved. What is the effect of the salt on the pH of this
solution?
Natrium asetat, CH,COONa telah dihidrolisis dalam air, H,0.Tunjukkan
persamaan tindak balas yang terlibat. Apakah kesan garam pada pH larutan
ini?

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