a) Eggshells, CaCOs, are not very soluble but they will dissolve to a small degree. Predict if solution of crushed eggshells will be acidic, basic, or neutral. Write any hydrolysis reactions that apply and use the appropriate K, and K, values to explain your prediction. Are eggshells, CaCO), solution, b) Potassium hydrogen phthalate, KHC₂H4O₁, also known as KHP, is an acidic salt. It is often used as a primary standard in acid-base titrations. It is a solid that is not hygroscopic, making it easy to weigh accurately. Write the dissociation reaction of KHC₂H4O. It dissociates into ONE cation and ONE anion: HC H₂O is an amphoteric anion. Write the K, hydrolysis reaction for HC.H.O. (acidic, basic or neutral) Write the K₁, hydrolysis reaction for HC H₂O.

a) Eggshells, CaCOs, are not very soluble but they will dissolve to a small degree. Predict if solution of crushed eggshells will be acidic, basic, or neutral. Write any hydrolysis reactions that apply and use the appropriate K, and K, values to explain your prediction. Are eggshells, CaCO), solution, b) Potassium hydrogen phthalate, KHC₂H4O₁, also known as KHP, is an acidic salt. It is often used as a primary standard in acid-base titrations. It is a solid that is not hygroscopic, making it easy to weigh accurately. Write the dissociation reaction of KHC₂H4O. It dissociates into ONE cation and ONE anion: HC H₂O is an amphoteric anion. Write the K, hydrolysis reaction for HC.H.O. (acidic, basic or neutral) Write the K₁, hydrolysis reaction for HC H₂O.

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