1. Suppose you have a solution of 25.0 ml pure water. You add add three drops of 1.0 M HCI to the pure water solution. Find the pH change of solution after addition of HCI. 2. Find the pH change of 25.0 ml pH buffer (0.20 M HAC + 0.20 M NaAc) after adding three drops of 1.0 M M HCI.

1. Suppose you have a solution of 25.0 ml pure water. You add add three drops of 1.0 M HCI to the pure water solution. Find the pH change of solution after addition of HCI. 2. Find the pH change of 25.0 ml pH buffer (0.20 M HAC + 0.20 M NaAc) after adding three drops of 1.0 M M HCI.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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