A 1.00 L solution was prepared by adding 5.00×10-4 mol of sodium pivalate (NaA) and 0.50 mol of NaCl. a) Calculate the pcH and paH of the solution (do not ignore activity coefficients). b) 7.00 x10-4 mol of pivalic acid (HA) are added to the solution from part a). Calculate the p°H and p'H of the solution (do not ignore activity coefficients).

A 1.00 L solution was prepared by adding 5.00×10-4 mol of sodium pivalate (NaA) and 0.50 mol of NaCl. a) Calculate the pcH and paH of the solution (do not ignore activity coefficients). b) 7.00 x10-4 mol of pivalic acid (HA) are added to the solution from part a). Calculate the p°H and p'H of the solution (do not ignore activity coefficients).

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