4. What volume, in mL of 0.197 M HCIO4 needs to be added to 187.2 mL of 0.546 M RBCIO to achieve a solution with a pH of 7.35. Note: the pkb of RBCIO is 6.47, you may assume the 5% approximation holds, and you may assume that the volumes are additive. INSTRUCTIONS: Input your answer to 4 significant digits in standard notation (example: 1.234) and DO NOT include the units.

4. What volume, in mL of 0.197 M HCIO4 needs to be added to 187.2 mL of 0.546 M RBCIO to achieve a solution with a pH of 7.35. Note: the pkb of RBCIO is 6.47, you may assume the 5% approximation holds, and you may assume that the volumes are additive. INSTRUCTIONS: Input your answer to 4 significant digits in standard notation (example: 1.234) and DO NOT include the units.

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