Estimate Pka1 and pka2 from the titration curve.Find the pKas of Phosphoric acid and their corresponding kas.Identify the species Labelled A to G in the titration curve. Determine the buffer region where pH = pka12102HdA10tot hBvisteCbubeen ei HOSM to estemGFmen valec babean a HOM to gralov tertEl031 orlt 18/ts fielDat bebopn el HQs e aslomillim ynem woH 2and HonNaOH added (ml)20 30 40 5060Dip

Estimate Pka1 and pKa2 from the titration curve. Find the pKas of Phosphoric acid and their corresponding kas. Identify the species Labelled A to G in the titration curve. Determine the buffer region where pH = pKa 14 12 22 10 2 Hd HO sage НОВИ 10 aslom G 1000ar oritate fel ens E F D stelga babaen el HOM o apmillim yasm woH 2 C NaOH added (ml) Hq art bra SW HO 10 20 30 40 50 60

Estimate Pka1 and pKa2 from the titration curve. Find the pKas of Phosphoric acid and their corresponding kas. Identify the species Labelled A to G in the titration curve. Determine the buffer region where pH = pKa 14 12 22 10 2 Hd HO sage НОВИ 10 aslom G 1000ar oritate fel ens E F D stelga babaen el HOM o apmillim yasm woH 2 C NaOH added (ml) Hq art bra SW HO 10 20 30 40 50 60

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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