Determine the pH (to two decimal places) of a solution prepared by adding 101 mL of water to a 310 mL solution containing 0.591 M sodium oxalate (Na200CCOO) and 4.61 M sodium hydrogen oxalate (NaHOOCCOO).

Determine the pH (to two decimal places) of a solution prepared by adding 101 mL of water to a 310 mL solution containing 0.591 M sodium oxalate (Na200CCOO) and 4.61 M sodium hydrogen oxalate (NaHOOCCOO).

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Determine the pH (to two decimal
places) of a solution prepared by adding
101 mL of water to a 310 mL solution
containing 0.591 M sodium oxalate
(Na200CCOO) and 4.61 M sodium
hydrogen oxalate (NaHOOCCOO).
Assume the volume of the solution does
not change and that the 5%
approximation is valid. A table of pka
values can be found

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