36. Solution A has a pH of 2 and Solution B has a pH of 4. What is true about solutions A and B? A) Solution B is 100 times more acidic than Solution A. B) Solution A is 100 times more acidic than Solution B. C) Solution B is 2 times more acidic than Solution A. D) Solution A is 2 times more acidic than Solution B. 37. You dissolve some sodium fluoride, NaF. in some water which has a pH of 7. What do you know about the pH of the solution? A) It will be less than 7. B) It will be equal to 7. C) It will be greater than 7. D) It is impossible to predict the pH of the solution. 38. You dissolve some sodium chloride, NaCl, in some water which has a pH of 7. What do you know about the pH of the solution? A) It will be less than 7. B) It will be equal to 7. C) It will be greater than 7. D) It is impossible to predict the pH of the solution.

36. Solution A has a pH of 2 and Solution B has a pH of 4. What is true about solutions A and B? A) Solution B is 100 times more acidic than Solution A. B) Solution A is 100 times more acidic than Solution B. C) Solution B is 2 times more acidic than Solution A. D) Solution A is 2 times more acidic than Solution B. 37. You dissolve some sodium fluoride, NaF. in some water which has a pH of 7. What do you know about the pH of the solution? A) It will be less than 7. B) It will be equal to 7. C) It will be greater than 7. D) It is impossible to predict the pH of the solution. 38. You dissolve some sodium chloride, NaCl, in some water which has a pH of 7. What do you know about the pH of the solution? A) It will be less than 7. B) It will be equal to 7. C) It will be greater than 7. D) It is impossible to predict the pH of the solution.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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