1. A student is asked to prepare 455 ml of a solution containing 4.23 g of Ba(OH),. a. What is the pH of the solution? b. When the student measures the pH of the solution with a pH meter and finds it to be 12.91. How much Ba(OH), did the student really add? c. The student added 0.50 g of NaOH to the prepared solution to increase the pH. What is the pH of the prepared solution after the addition of NaOH

1. A student is asked to prepare 455 ml of a solution containing 4.23 g of Ba(OH),. a. What is the pH of the solution? b. When the student measures the pH of the solution with a pH meter and finds it to be 12.91. How much Ba(OH), did the student really add? c. The student added 0.50 g of NaOH to the prepared solution to increase the pH. What is the pH of the prepared solution after the addition of NaOH

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1. A student is asked to prepare 455 mL of a solution containing 4.23 g of Ba(OH),.
a. What is the pH of the solution?
b. When the student measures the pH of the solution with a pH meter and finds it to be 12.91.
How much Ba(OH), did the student really add?
c. The student added 0.50 g of NaOH to the prepared solution to increase the pH. What is the pH
of the prepared solution after the addition of NaOH

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