B: At 25°C, what is the hydronium ion concentration in the following with discussingyour result:-1) 0.350 M chloroacetic acid?Given, Ka=1.36x103, Kw=1×10142) 0.420 M sodium chloroacetate?Given, Ka= 1.36x10-3, K= Kw/Ka

1) for the weak acid H+= √ka×C 2) for the salt of strong base and weak acid we use salt hydrolysis…

Answered: your result:- ) 0.350 M chloroacetic…

your result:- ) 0.350 M chloroacetic acid? Given, Ka=1.36x10³, Kw=1×1014 ) 0.420 M sodium chloroacetate? Given, Ka= 1.36x10-3, Kp= Kw/Ka

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your result:-
1) 0.350 M chloroacetic acid?
Given, Ka=1.36x103, Kw=1×1014
2) 0.420 M sodium chloroacetate?
Given, Ka= 1.36x10-3, K= Kw/Ka

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