10Work ProblemA 10.0 mL 1.90 M Carbonic Acid solution is mixed with 10.0mL 1.90 M Sodium Sulfide solution. Calculate the pH. (Any answer blankthat doesn't apply, enter "X")For the Classification, enter . . .1. SA2. SB3. WA4. WB5. Amphoteric (either WA or WB)6. Salt that becomes a SB7. Salt that becomes a WA8. Salt that becomes a WB9. Salt that becomes amphoteric10. Salt that becomes spectator ions

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10Work Problem
A 10.0 mL 1.90 M Carbonic Acid solution is mixed with 10.0mL 1.90 M Sodium Sulfide solution. Calculate the pH. (Any answer blank
that doesn't apply, enter "X")
For the Classification, enter . . .
1. SA
2. SB
3. WA
4. WB
5. Amphoteric (either WA or WB)
6. Salt that becomes a SB
7. Salt that becomes a WA
8. Salt that becomes a WB
9. Salt that becomes amphoteric
10. Salt that becomes spectator ions

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