Prelab:1.2.3.4.For each neutralization, state if the pH will be acidic (pH <7), neutral (pH-7) or basic (pH> 7) when equalnumber of moles of each substance has been reacted (this is called the equivalence point) AND also write theneutralization reaction.a. strong acid, H,O", with strong base, OH¹.b. weak acid, HA, with strong base, OH¹.c. strong acid, H,O", with weak base, BWrite the equation for the dissociation of acetic acid, HC₂H₂O₂Using le Chatelier's Principle, state if the moles of HC₂H,O₂, increase, decrease, or remain the same when...(briefly explain your reasoning for the choice you makea. HCI is addedb. NaOH is addedc. NaC₂H,O₂ is addedWhat is the pH of a solution that is 0.110 M in CO, (Ks- 1.8 x10). For credit, you must show all work,including all general equations with substitutions written as equations (and not a sequence of numbers)Please complete the first three columns of data table #1 for part-A.The column headings are:"ions present""formula of ion that can act as an acid of base""predicted pH acidic, basic or neutral?"

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1. For each neutralization, state if the pH will be acidic (pH <7), neutral (pH-7) or basic (pH > 7) when equal number of moles of each substance has been reacted (this is called the equivalence point) AND also write the neutralization reaction. a. strong acid, H,O", with strong base, OH¹- b. weak acid, HA, with strong base, OH¹ c. strong acid, H,O", with weak base, B

1. For each neutralization, state if the pH will be acidic (pH <7), neutral (pH-7) or basic (pH > 7) when equal number of moles of each substance has been reacted (this is called the equivalence point) AND also write the neutralization reaction. a. strong acid, H,O", with strong base, OH¹- b. weak acid, HA, with strong base, OH¹ c. strong acid, H,O", with weak base, B

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