4. What is the pH of a solution made by mixing HCl and 0.083 M aniline (C6HSNH2), where the resulting concentration of CoHsNH3* is 0.050 M? Write the appropriate working equation to solve for pH. Write the value of pKa. Write the ratio of [A]/[HA]. Write the molar concentrations of A and HA. Ка 3 4.6 х 1о10 a. b. С. d.

4. What is the pH of a solution made by mixing HCl and 0.083 M aniline (C6HSNH2), where the resulting concentration of CoHsNH3* is 0.050 M? Write the appropriate working equation to solve for pH. Write the value of pKa. Write the ratio of [A]/[HA]. Write the molar concentrations of A and HA. Ка 3 4.6 х 1о10 a. b. С. d.

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