the submission boxes below, write out each of the reactions found when forming aqueous solution of arsenic acid (H3AsO4 (aq), a polyprotic weak acid). int: there should be 4 reactions to write out for this solution, and they can be itten in the boxes below in any order. tes for writing reactions below: phases are required, include phases with a space after the compound (such as "H20 (1)") • order of reactants and products within a reaction should follow the conventional method used in lectures (Acid + Base <-> Conjugate Base + Conjugate Acid or salt -> cation + anion) with spaces between compounds and "+" or the arrow • subscripts should be written as normal characters (such as "H20 (1)") • superscripts should be written in parentheses (such as "H3O(+) (aq)"); for multiple charges, but the number before the sign (such as "Ca(2+)") equilibrium arrows should be noted as "<->"; to-completion arrows should be noted as • capitalization of elemental symbols will matter for these answers! mple of correct reaction formatting: 2H2O (1) <-> OH(-) (aq) + H3O(+) (aq) A/ A A

the submission boxes below, write out each of the reactions found when forming aqueous solution of arsenic acid (H3AsO4 (aq), a polyprotic weak acid). int: there should be 4 reactions to write out for this solution, and they can be itten in the boxes below in any order. tes for writing reactions below: phases are required, include phases with a space after the compound (such as "H20 (1)") • order of reactants and products within a reaction should follow the conventional method used in lectures (Acid + Base <-> Conjugate Base + Conjugate Acid or salt -> cation + anion) with spaces between compounds and "+" or the arrow • subscripts should be written as normal characters (such as "H20 (1)") • superscripts should be written in parentheses (such as "H3O(+) (aq)"); for multiple charges, but the number before the sign (such as "Ca(2+)") equilibrium arrows should be noted as "<->"; to-completion arrows should be noted as • capitalization of elemental symbols will matter for these answers! mple of correct reaction formatting: 2H2O (1) <-> OH(-) (aq) + H3O(+) (aq) A/ A A

Pushing Electrons

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ISBN:9781133951889

Author:Weeks, Daniel P.

Publisher:Weeks, Daniel P.

Chapter3: Mechanisms

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