2. In both instances below, order the acids by increasing pKa a) Al(OH)3 H3ASO, HCIO3 H3PO4 B(OH)3 b) H2S CH4 CH3SH HBr H20 3. Provide the indicate quantity in each case based on Pauling's rules, a) pKa of H2PO4 b) Kb for ClO2 4. Order the hexaqua ions, [M(H2O)6*], of the species below in order of decreasing pKa. Provide a rationale. TI3+ Ca2+ Na* Cd2+
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![2. In both instances below, order the acids by increasing pKa
a) Al(OH)3
H3ASO4
HCIO3
H3PO4
B(OH)3
b) H2S
CH4
CH3SH
HBr
H20
3. Provide the indicate quantity in each case based on Pauling's rules, a) pka of H2PO4 b) Ko for ClO2
4. Order the hexaqua ions, [M(H2O)6*], of the species below in order of decreasing pKa. Provide a
rationale.
T13+
Ca2+
Na* Cd2*](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F55bb0288-3e03-47c0-9abb-066c433f986c%2F2c42fbc1-8eec-4779-9df1-ce9f7cc202d1%2Ffacgr8b_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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