L)Calculate the PH Of Swtion Prepared by adding D.Lomole DfNAOH to a Solution Containing D:20 mole/Litre Of todic acidH103, Ka -0.2

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Calculate the PH Of Soution Prepared by adding D.Lomole of NADH to a Solution Containing D:20 mole/Litre Of lodic acid H103, Ka -0.2

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