A0.114 M aqueous solution of CuSo, was found to have a 3.838 pH in the laboratory. Using this data, what is the equilibrium constant of the hydrolysis reaction? (occurring when this salt interacts with water in the solution). Use the detailed technique discussed in the laboratory session (where no simplifications of any kind are used). The exact answer is required to four numbers after the decimal; example 2.4327*10^-5 Round up or down the last digit carefully.

A0.114 M aqueous solution of CuSo, was found to have a 3.838 pH in the laboratory. Using this data, what is the equilibrium constant of the hydrolysis reaction? (occurring when this salt interacts with water in the solution). Use the detailed technique discussed in the laboratory session (where no simplifications of any kind are used). The exact answer is required to four numbers after the decimal; example 2.4327*10^-5 Round up or down the last digit carefully.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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