- 4.4 g CO, was added in 1 liter of demineralized water. What will be the pH value of this water? What amount of true CO, will be in the water? What will be the pH value when 1 mmol1 HCO, is added?. The carbonate equilibrium is defined by the following equations: CO +H;O H;CO, H;CO, S H + HCO, HCO, S H + CO, K=3.50 x 10 Ki =4.50 x 10 K; =4.70 x 10

- 4.4 g CO, was added in 1 liter of demineralized water. What will be the pH value of this water? What amount of true CO, will be in the water? What will be the pH value when 1 mmol1 HCO, is added?. The carbonate equilibrium is defined by the following equations: CO +H;O H;CO, H;CO, S H + HCO, HCO, S H + CO, K=3.50 x 10 Ki =4.50 x 10 K; =4.70 x 10

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