b) Weak Acids and Bases HC H3O2 solutions Solution NH3 solutions Solution Molarity pH Molarity pH 2,43 3,00 3.65 1 101 273 3 3 Compare the pH measurements of 0.1 M HCl and 0.1 M HC2H3O2. How do these measurements show that HCl is a stronger acid than HC2H3O2? The when diluting Ph doesnt move that much Show how you can use two of your measurements to show that NaOH is a stronger base than NH3. when diluting NaOH the move that much + retained basic Ph Pn didnf Use the pH measurement you made for each HC2H3O2 solution to calculate a value of Ka and of pKa for HC2H3O2. Are all 3 of the pKa values you calculated similar? Show all calculations on an attached sheet of paper. Use the pH measurement you made for each NH3 solution to calculate a value of Kb and of pKh for NH3. Are all 3 of the pK, values you calculated similar? Show all calculations on an attached sheet of paper. 55

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