1. What is an equivalence point? a) enough base has been added to neutralize all the acid in the sample b) enough acid has been added to neutralize all the base in the sample c) pH = pKa %3D d) a) or b) 2. If the pH of the equivalence point is 7, acid titrated with a strong base is a a) strong acid b) water c) weak acid d) none of these 3. If the pH of the equivalence point is above 7, acid titrated with a strong base is a) strong acid b) water c). weak acid d) none of these

1. What is an equivalence point? a) enough base has been added to neutralize all the acid in the sample b) enough acid has been added to neutralize all the base in the sample c) pH = pKa %3D d) a) or b) 2. If the pH of the equivalence point is 7, acid titrated with a strong base is a a) strong acid b) water c) weak acid d) none of these 3. If the pH of the equivalence point is above 7, acid titrated with a strong base is a) strong acid b) water c). weak acid d) none of these

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