SOLVE mathematically, then choose the correct answers: Calculate the pH of solution made by combining 100 ml of 0.28 M HC,H,O, and 50 ml of 0.36 M NAOH, Ka for HC,H,O, =1.8 x 10 a- 3 b- 3.68 c- 4.74 d- 5 c- 6 2- The pH in a saturated Mn(OH); solution is...at solubility product constant for Mn(OH); is 4.6x10". a- 9.0 b- 9.2 c- 9.3 d- 9.5 e- 9.7

SOLVE mathematically, then choose the correct answers: Calculate the pH of solution made by combining 100 ml of 0.28 M HC,H,O, and 50 ml of 0.36 M NAOH, Ka for HC,H,O, =1.8 x 10 a- 3 b- 3.68 c- 4.74 d- 5 c- 6 2- The pH in a saturated Mn(OH); solution is...at solubility product constant for Mn(OH); is 4.6x10". a- 9.0 b- 9.2 c- 9.3 d- 9.5 e- 9.7

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Chapter26: Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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