find PH for part C and D Part C 0.085M in HF(K = 6.8 × 104) and 0.225M in HC H₂O (K = 1.3 × 1010) Express your а a answer to two decimal places. Incorrect; Try Again; 8 attempts remaining Classify both acids in the solution as strong or weak. If one of the acids in a mixture is significantly stronger than the other, the HO ions formed by the stronger acid suppress the formation of additional H2O* ions formed by the ionization of the weaker acid. Prepare an ICE table ( where I means initial, C means change, and E means equilibrium) for the stronger acid and use the given acid- 3 dissociation constant to calculate H₂O*. Once you have determined the H₂O* concentration, calculate the pH as the negative of the log of H₂O*. Part D 0.110M in formic acid (K = 1.8 × 104) and 0.045M in hypochlorous acid = 2.9 × 108) Express your answer to two decimal places. (K

find PH for part C and D Part C 0.085M in HF(K = 6.8 × 104) and 0.225M in HC H₂O (K = 1.3 × 1010) Express your а a answer to two decimal places. Incorrect; Try Again; 8 attempts remaining Classify both acids in the solution as strong or weak. If one of the acids in a mixture is significantly stronger than the other, the HO ions formed by the stronger acid suppress the formation of additional H2O* ions formed by the ionization of the weaker acid. Prepare an ICE table ( where I means initial, C means change, and E means equilibrium) for the stronger acid and use the given acid- 3 dissociation constant to calculate H₂O. Once you have determined the H₂O concentration, calculate the pH as the negative of the log of H₂O*. Part D 0.110M in formic acid (K = 1.8 × 104) and 0.045M in hypochlorous acid = 2.9 × 108) Express your answer to two decimal places. (K

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