A 100.00 mL solution initially contains the following species: 0.035 mol of HN3 0.035 mol of N3- 0.00015 mol of H3O+ Predict what will be the pH of this solution once it reaches equilibrium. Show all work and state all assumptions; enter your final answer in the box below weak aad Additional information: Ka HN3 = 1.9 x 10-5

A 100.00 mL solution initially contains the following species: 0.035 mol of HN3 0.035 mol of N3- 0.00015 mol of H3O+ Predict what will be the pH of this solution once it reaches equilibrium. Show all work and state all assumptions; enter your final answer in the box below weak aad Additional information: Ka HN3 = 1.9 x 10-5

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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