0. 2.12 x 10" JO c. 2.96 x 10O d. 2.55 x 10O e. 1.82 JWhich of the following is a conjugate pair of acids and bases involved in the below reaction?HCN + CIO-HCIO + CN-O a. CN & CIOOb. HCIO & CN-OC HCN & CIOO d. HCN & CN-O e. HCN & HCIOA solution of HI was found to have a pOH of 13.35 at 25 C What is the concentration of HO a.0.52 MOb1.13 M18 C Sunn

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0. 2.12 x 10" J
O c. 2.96 x 10
O d. 2.55 x 10
O e. 1.82 J
Which of the following is a conjugate pair of acids and bases involved in the below reaction?
HCN + CIO-HCIO + CN-
O a. CN & CIO
Ob. HCIO & CN-
OC HCN & CIO
O d. HCN & CN-
O e. HCN & HCIO
A solution of HI was found to have a pOH of 13.35 at 25 C What is the concentration of H
O a.0.52 M
Ob1.13 M
18 C Sunn

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