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a. If you bubble 1 mole of chlorine gas through 1 liter water, products form. [HOCI] = Mat equilibrium. To make a 0.1 M solution of HOCI, you would have to bubblemoles of C12 (g) through 1 liter of water. A lot (blank 1) Few (blank 1) Blank 2:_ M HOCI. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 3:_moles C12. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer b. You look at adding bleach (NaOC) to water. The conjugate acid of OCr is HOCI and you know what the titration curve of HOCI (20 ml of 0.1 M) looks like. The pH at the half-way point is At the end point, the solution is so your answer to Blank 2 is a base with H So 20 ml of 0.1 M OCI has a pOH =_and pH= an in Oer Baktge Mostly HOCI (blank 2) 50% HOCI and 50% OCI- (blank 2) Mostly OCI- (blank 2) Other: Blank 3: Kb =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Write your answer with this form: x.xExx. E.g., 1.1E11. Your answer Blank 4: pOH =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 5: pH =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer c. To the bleach (20 ml of 0.1 M OCI-) solution, you would have to add_ml of 0.1 M_ to get the pH to 7.5. Blank 1: give a number only in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 2) HCI (blank 2) H20 (blank 2) NaOCI (blank 2) NaOH (blank 2) Other: d. Based on your answer to Question 1a Blank 3 and Question 1c, you decide to tell your friend to use to get the pH of the pool to 7.5 because Blank 2: give reasons in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 1) NaOCI (blank 1) Neither (blank 1) Both (blank 1) Other:

a. If you bubble 1 mole of chlorine gas through 1 liter water, products form. [HOCI] = Mat equilibrium. To make a 0.1 M solution of HOCI, you would have to bubblemoles of C12 (g) through 1 liter of water. A lot (blank 1) Few (blank 1) Blank 2:_ M HOCI. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 3:_moles C12. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer b. You look at adding bleach (NaOC) to water. The conjugate acid of OCr is HOCI and you know what the titration curve of HOCI (20 ml of 0.1 M) looks like. The pH at the half-way point is At the end point, the solution is so your answer to Blank 2 is a base with H So 20 ml of 0.1 M OCI has a pOH =_and pH= an in Oer Baktge Mostly HOCI (blank 2) 50% HOCI and 50% OCI- (blank 2) Mostly OCI- (blank 2) Other: Blank 3: Kb =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Write your answer with this form: x.xExx. E.g., 1.1E11. Your answer Blank 4: pOH =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 5: pH =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer c. To the bleach (20 ml of 0.1 M OCI-) solution, you would have to add_ml of 0.1 M_ to get the pH to 7.5. Blank 1: give a number only in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 2) HCI (blank 2) H20 (blank 2) NaOCI (blank 2) NaOH (blank 2) Other: d. Based on your answer to Question 1a Blank 3 and Question 1c, you decide to tell your friend to use to get the pH of the pool to 7.5 because Blank 2: give reasons in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 1) NaOCI (blank 1) Neither (blank 1) Both (blank 1) Other:

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a. If you bubble 1 mole of chlorine gas through 1 liter water, products form. [HOCI] = Mat equilibrium. To make a 0.1 M solution of HOCI, you would have to bubblemoles of C12 (g) through 1 liter of water. A lot (blank 1) Few (blank 1) Blank 2:_ M HOCI. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 3:_moles C12. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer b. You look at adding bleach (NaOC) to water. The conjugate acid of OCr is HOCI and you know what the titration curve of HOCI (20 ml of 0.1 M) looks like. The pH at the half-way point is At the end point, the solution is so your answer to Blank 2 is a base with H Bakge So 20 ml of 0.1 M OCI has a pOH =_and pH= a i Oter Mostly HOCI (blank 2) 50% HOCI and 50% OCI- (blank 2) Mostly OCI- (blank 2) Other: Blank 3: Kb =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Write your answer with this form: x.xExx. E.g., 1.1E11. Your answer Blank 4: pOH =_. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 5: pH =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer c. To the bleach (20 ml of 0.1 M OCI-) solution, you would have to add_ml of 0.1 M_ to get the pH to 7.5. Blank 1: give a number only in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 2) HCI (blank 2) H20 (blank 2) NaOCI (blank 2) NaOH (blank 2) Other: d. Based on your answer to Question 1a Blank 3 and Question 1c, you decide to tell your friend to use to get the pH of the pool to 7.5 because Blank 2: give reasons in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 1) NaOCI (blank 1) Neither (blank 1) Both (blank 1) Other:
Transcribed Image Text:a. If you bubble 1 mole of chlorine gas through 1 liter water, products form. [HOCI] = Mat equilibrium. To make a 0.1 M solution of HOCI, you would have to bubblemoles of C12 (g) through 1 liter of water. A lot (blank 1) Few (blank 1) Blank 2:_ M HOCI. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 3:_moles C12. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer b. You look at adding bleach (NaOC) to water. The conjugate acid of OCr is HOCI and you know what the titration curve of HOCI (20 ml of 0.1 M) looks like. The pH at the half-way point is At the end point, the solution is so your answer to Blank 2 is a base with H Bakge So 20 ml of 0.1 M OCI has a pOH =_and pH= a i Oter Mostly HOCI (blank 2) 50% HOCI and 50% OCI- (blank 2) Mostly OCI- (blank 2) Other: Blank 3: Kb =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Write your answer with this form: x.xExx. E.g., 1.1E11. Your answer Blank 4: pOH =_. Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer Blank 5: pH =_ Give a number with 2 significant figures. Your answer c. To the bleach (20 ml of 0.1 M OCI-) solution, you would have to add_ml of 0.1 M_ to get the pH to 7.5. Blank 1: give a number only in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 2) HCI (blank 2) H20 (blank 2) NaOCI (blank 2) NaOH (blank 2) Other: d. Based on your answer to Question 1a Blank 3 and Question 1c, you decide to tell your friend to use to get the pH of the pool to 7.5 because Blank 2: give reasons in "Other". C12 (g) (blank 1) NaOCI (blank 1) Neither (blank 1) Both (blank 1) Other:
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