The equation Hin = H'+ In means? اختر احدى الدجابات A. The medium is acidic or basic B. Which form of indicator is predominates C. Indicators commonly change colors over a relatively wide pH range D. None of the above is correct

The equation Hin = H'+ In means? اختر احدى الدجابات A. The medium is acidic or basic B. Which form of indicator is predominates C. Indicators commonly change colors over a relatively wide pH range D. None of the above is correct

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter16: Reactions Between Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.86QE

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The equation Hin = H'+ In means?
اختر احدى الدجابات
A. The medium is acidic or basic
B. Which form of indicator is
predominates
C. Indicators commonly change colors
over a relatively wide pH range
D. None of the above is correct

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