GENERAL CHEMISTRY-SOLUTIONS MANUAL
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Chapter 17, Problem 84IAE
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As given NaNH4HPO4 is sodium ammonium hydrogen phosphate salt in which one of the ionizable H atoms of H3PO4 is replaced by Na+ and another is replaced by NH4+ and the third remains in the anion HPO42-. Now, the pH of 0.100 M
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Generally pH is a measuring scale used to determine the acidic or basic value of a water based solution. Acidic solutions have lower pH value and the basic solution have higher pH value.
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GENERAL CHEMISTRY-SOLUTIONS MANUAL
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