Estimation of SO2 (g) solubility in an open system (Pso₂ = 2 × 10-8 atm). a. Write down all the equilibrium reactions b. Construct a Tableau for SO2 -Water for an open system. c. Write down the proton condition for the SO₂- Water system. d. Construct a Log C vs pH diagram for the SO2-water system. T= 25°C Log K (25°C) OH-1 -14 SO2 (aq) 0.097 HSO3¹ -1.97 SO3² -9.00

Estimation of SO2 (g) solubility in an open system (Pso₂ = 2 × 10-8 atm). a. Write down all the equilibrium reactions b. Construct a Tableau for SO2 -Water for an open system. c. Write down the proton condition for the SO₂- Water system. d. Construct a Log C vs pH diagram for the SO2-water system. T= 25°C Log K (25°C) OH-1 -14 SO2 (aq) 0.097 HSO3¹ -1.97 SO3² -9.00

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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