Lithium hypoiodite (LiOl) is the lithium salt of theconjugate base of hypoiodous acid. The Ka forhypoiodous acid is 2.3x10-11. The Kp for hypoiodite anion (IO") is 4.35×10-4. What is the pH of a 0.212 mol L-1 solution of lithium iodate solution?

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The Kp for hypoiodite anion (IO) is 4.35x10-4. What is the pH of a 0.212 mol L-1 solution of lithium iodate solution?

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Lithium hypoiodite (LiOl) is the lithium salt of the
conjugate base of hypoiodous acid. The Ka for
hypoiodous acid is 2.3x10-11.

The Kp for hypoiodite anion (IO") is 4.35×10-4. What is the pH of a 0.212 mol L-1 solution of lithium iodate solution?

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