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d.S a solution where the concentration of undissociated acid particles is high and the relative quantity of hydronium ions is small 2 2. In an acidic solution at 25°C, a. [H3O*]< [OH-] and pH> 7 b. [H3O*]< [OH Jand pH<7 c. [H3O*]> [OH-Jand pH > 7 (H3O*]> [OH ]and pH <7 2 3. Identify the INCORRECT statement: a) As the pH increases the hydroxide ion decreases. b) As the pH increases the hydronium ion concentration decreases. c) As the pH increases the Kw of water remains the same. dAs the pH increases the product [H3O*][OH] remains constant. e) As the pH increases the solution becomes less acidic and more alkaline H2ASO (aq) + H;O (ap). 4. Arsenic acid, H3ASO4(aq), reacts with water as follows: H3ASO4(aq)+ H2Om The conjugate base of in this reaction is: H2ASO4¯-(aq) b. H3O*(aq) OH (aq) d. (MOʻH °q c. Problem: SHOW ALL STAGES OF THE CALCULATIONS WITH CLEARLY. LABELED STEPS. 6. (a) Calculate the pH, pOH and [OH (aq)] of a 0.0420 mol/L a strong acid, HNO3 (aq) solution. /4 KU

d.S a solution where the concentration of undissociated acid particles is high and the relative quantity of hydronium ions is small 2 2. In an acidic solution at 25°C, a. [H3O*]< [OH-] and pH> 7 b. [H3O*]< [OH Jand pH<7 c. [H3O*]> [OH-Jand pH > 7 (H3O*]> [OH ]and pH <7 2 3. Identify the INCORRECT statement: a) As the pH increases the hydroxide ion decreases. b) As the pH increases the hydronium ion concentration decreases. c) As the pH increases the Kw of water remains the same. dAs the pH increases the product [H3O*][OH] remains constant. e) As the pH increases the solution becomes less acidic and more alkaline H2ASO (aq) + H;O (ap). 4. Arsenic acid, H3ASO4(aq), reacts with water as follows: H3ASO4(aq)+ H2Om The conjugate base of in this reaction is: H2ASO4¯-(aq) b. H3O*(aq) OH (aq) d. (MOʻH °q c. Problem: SHOW ALL STAGES OF THE CALCULATIONS WITH CLEARLY. LABELED STEPS. 6. (a) Calculate the pH, pOH and [OH (aq)] of a 0.0420 mol/L a strong acid, HNO3 (aq) solution. /4 KU

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d.S a solution where the concentration of undissociated acid particles is high and the relative quantity of hydronium ions is small 2 2. In an acidic solution at 25°C, a. [H3O*]< [OH-] and pH> 7 b. [H3O*]< [OH Jand pH<7 c. [H3O*]> [OH-Jand pH > 7 (H3O*]> [OH ]and pH <7 2 3. Identify the INCORRECT statement: a) As the pH increases the hydroxide ion decreases. b) As the pH increases the hydronium ion concentration decreases. c) As the pH increases the Kw of water remains the same. dAs the pH increases the product [H3O*][OH] remains constant. e) As the pH increases the solution becomes less acidic and more alkaline H2ASO (aq) + H;O (ap). 4. Arsenic acid, H3ASO4(aq), reacts with water as follows: H3ASO4(aq)+ H2Om The conjugate base of in this reaction is: H2ASO4¯-(aq) b. H3O*(aq) OH (aq) d. (MOʻH °q c. Problem: SHOW ALL STAGES OF THE CALCULATIONS WITH CLEARLY. LABELED STEPS. 6. (a) Calculate the pH, pOH and [OH (aq)] of a 0.0420 mol/L a strong acid, HNO3 (aq) solution. /4 KU
Transcribed Image Text:d.S a solution where the concentration of undissociated acid particles is high and the relative quantity of hydronium ions is small 2 2. In an acidic solution at 25°C, a. [H3O*]< [OH-] and pH> 7 b. [H3O*]< [OH Jand pH<7 c. [H3O*]> [OH-Jand pH > 7 (H3O*]> [OH ]and pH <7 2 3. Identify the INCORRECT statement: a) As the pH increases the hydroxide ion decreases. b) As the pH increases the hydronium ion concentration decreases. c) As the pH increases the Kw of water remains the same. dAs the pH increases the product [H3O*][OH] remains constant. e) As the pH increases the solution becomes less acidic and more alkaline H2ASO (aq) + H;O (ap). 4. Arsenic acid, H3ASO4(aq), reacts with water as follows: H3ASO4(aq)+ H2Om The conjugate base of in this reaction is: H2ASO4¯-(aq) b. H3O*(aq) OH (aq) d. (MOʻH °q c. Problem: SHOW ALL STAGES OF THE CALCULATIONS WITH CLEARLY. LABELED STEPS. 6. (a) Calculate the pH, pOH and [OH (aq)] of a 0.0420 mol/L a strong acid, HNO3 (aq) solution. /4 KU
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