a. 1. A 1.23 M solution of CeHsONa was prepared at 25.0°C. Kb = 7.7 x 10-5 Determine whether the salt is acidic or basic. Explain your answer. Write out the balanced equilibrium that forms. c. Complete the ICE box for the equilibrium. Determine the pOH for the solution at 25.0°C. b. d. cc is 356.2 g/mol.

a. 1. A 1.23 M solution of CeHsONa was prepared at 25.0°C. Kb = 7.7 x 10-5 Determine whether the salt is acidic or basic. Explain your answer. Write out the balanced equilibrium that forms. c. Complete the ICE box for the equilibrium. Determine the pOH for the solution at 25.0°C. b. d. cc is 356.2 g/mol.

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