A solution of phthalic acid was titrated to a pH of 4.63. a. What are the 2 main species present in the solution of this pH? b. If the total concentration of these 2 species is 0.10 M, calculate the molality of each.

A solution of phthalic acid was titrated to a pH of 4.63. a. What are the 2 main species present in the solution of this pH? b. If the total concentration of these 2 species is 0.10 M, calculate the molality of each.

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A solution of phthalic acid was titrated to a
pH of 4.63. a. What are the 2 main species
present in the solution of this pH? b. If the
total concentration of these 2 species is
0.10 M, calculate the molality of each.

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