Concentration of 0.69mol/Lof the following Salts are dissolved in 100ml water1.3g(seperately and neutralized with either hydrochloric acidSodium hydroxide solution (both with aDecide for each salt, which solution you need for the neutralizationCalculate the volume of the solution needed for neutralization andCalculate the PH of the neutralized solutionc)LICNPka ₂ (H₂ 504) = 1.92, PKa (Har) = 9.40конa) NaHSON b) KOHPka₁ (H₂SO4) = -3,or

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1. •3g of the following Salts are dissolved in 100ml water (Seperately and neutralized with either hydrochloric acid Concentration of 0.69mal/L Sodium hydroxide solution (both with a need for the neutralization you Decide for each salt, which Solution Calculate the volume of the solution needed for neutralization and Calculate the PH of the neutralized Solution or a) NaHSON b) KOH c) LicN кон Pka, (H₂SO4) = -3, Pkaz (#₂504) = 1.92. Pka (HCN) = 9.40

1. •3g of the following Salts are dissolved in 100ml water (Seperately and neutralized with either hydrochloric acid Concentration of 0.69mal/L Sodium hydroxide solution (both with a need for the neutralization you Decide for each salt, which Solution Calculate the volume of the solution needed for neutralization and Calculate the PH of the neutralized Solution or a) NaHSON b) KOH c) LicN кон Pka, (H₂SO4) = -3, Pkaz (#₂504) = 1.92. Pka (HCN) = 9.40

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Concentration of 0.69mol/L
of the following Salts are dissolved in 100ml water
1.3g
(seperately and neutralized with either hydrochloric acid
Sodium hydroxide solution (both with a
Decide for each salt, which solution you need for the neutralization
Calculate the volume of the solution needed for neutralization and
Calculate the PH of the neutralized solution
c)
LICN
Pka ₂ (H₂ 504) = 1.92, PKa (Har) = 9.40
кон
a) NaHSON b) KOH
Pka₁ (H₂SO4) = -3,
or

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