ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIA Doc Jill wants to determine the Ao of a weak acid she isolated called Yurdaughteric acid (HYd). She prepared a solution of the weak acid by diluting 3.5 mL of 0.10 M HYd with 13.5 mL of water. Upon measuring the conductivity of the solution and a blank, she obtained 192.0 puS/cm and 4.0 uS/cm, respectively. She also measured the pH of the solution and got a pH of 3.12. Help her find the following: 5. a 6. Equilibrium concentration of the weak acid (HYd) 7. K, 8. Ao

ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIA Doc Jill wants to determine the Ao of a weak acid she isolated called Yurdaughteric acid (HYd). She prepared a solution of the weak acid by diluting 3.5 mL of 0.10 M HYd with 13.5 mL of water. Upon measuring the conductivity of the solution and a blank, she obtained 192.0 puS/cm and 4.0 uS/cm, respectively. She also measured the pH of the solution and got a pH of 3.12. Help her find the following: 5. a 6. Equilibrium concentration of the weak acid (HYd) 7. K, 8. Ao

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