Homework: Titration of a Diprotic Solution An amount of 0.0040 moles of carbonic acid were placed in a total volume of 60.00 mL diluted with H₂O is titrated with 0.20 M NaOH. 26 916 LOY Ka1= Ka2= SROO-D 1. What are the equivalence volumes? c. d. e. pka1= f. pka2= 2. What is the pH after you add each of the following volumes of NaOH? a. 0.00 mL b. 13.00 mL Veq1 36.00 mL Veq2 60.00 mL 28.31 109 at vor 75000.0= Camoses. 01(ses 0-0) mat spov 8 AV

Homework: Titration of a Diprotic Solution An amount of 0.0040 moles of carbonic acid were placed in a total volume of 60.00 mL diluted with H₂O is titrated with 0.20 M NaOH. 26 916 LOY Ka1= Ka2= SROO-D 1. What are the equivalence volumes? c. d. e. pka1= f. pka2= 2. What is the pH after you add each of the following volumes of NaOH? a. 0.00 mL b. 13.00 mL Veq1 36.00 mL Veq2 60.00 mL 28.31 109 at vor 75000.0= Camoses. 01(ses 0-0) mat spov 8 AV

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