0.00+ A different student was using 50.00 mL of the same 0.1504 M pyridine solution in a titration experiment. If they were titrating with 0.188 M HCC, what was the pH of their solution after the addition of 40.00 mL of the HCe to the pyridine solution?

0.00+ A different student was using 50.00 mL of the same 0.1504 M pyridine solution in a titration experiment. If they were titrating with 0.188 M HCC, what was the pH of their solution after the addition of 40.00 mL of the HCe to the pyridine solution?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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