Consider two aqueous solutions of equal concentration: chlorous acid (HCNO, K, 2.0 x 10 4) and acetic acid (CH,COOH, K, = 1.77 x 10-5). Which statement is true when the solutions are at equilibrium? O CNO produces more (OH ] than CH3COO O HCNO produces less (H3O*] than CH3COOH O The pH value of HCNO solution is the same as that of CH3COOH solution. O HCNO produces more (H3O*) than CH3COOH O The pH value of HCNO solution is higher than that of CH3COOH solution.

Consider two aqueous solutions of equal concentration: chlorous acid (HCNO, K, 2.0 x 10 4) and acetic acid (CH,COOH, K, = 1.77 x 10-5). Which statement is true when the solutions are at equilibrium? O CNO produces more (OH ] than CH3COO O HCNO produces less (H3O] than CH3COOH O The pH value of HCNO solution is the same as that of CH3COOH solution. O HCNO produces more (H3O) than CH3COOH O The pH value of HCNO solution is higher than that of CH3COOH solution.

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