What will happen to the pH or pure water if 5.0 grams NaNO3 is added? (Hint: Split the compound apart into separate ions, determine if either is acidic, basic or neutral.) a) Not enough information given Ob) Remains the same O c) Decrease d) Increase

What will happen to the pH or pure water if 5.0 grams NaNO3 is added? (Hint: Split the compound apart into separate ions, determine if either is acidic, basic or neutral.) a) Not enough information given Ob) Remains the same O c) Decrease d) Increase

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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What will happen to the pH or pure water if 5.0
grams NaNO3 is added?
(Hint: Split the compound apart into separate
ions, determine if either is acidic, basic or neutral.)
O a) Not enough information given
Ob) Remains the same
O c) Decrease
Od) Increase

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