For the titration of a strong acid with a strong base, which statement below is FALSE?O Past the equivalence point, the pH is due to diluted excess strong basest the equivalence point, the pH is due todiluted excess strong baseO Between V =0 mL and the equivalence point, the pH is due to diluted unreacted strong acid.O At V = 0 mL titrant added, the pH is due to initial concentration of strong acid.O The indicator changes color at the end point due to excess acid.At the equivalence point, the pH is due to the auto-ionization of water.

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For the titration of a strong acid with a strong base, which statement below is FALSE?
O Past the equivalence point, the pH is due to diluted excess strong basest the equivalence point, the pH is due to
diluted excess strong base
O Between V =0 mL and the equivalence point, the pH is due to diluted unreacted strong acid.
O At V = 0 mL titrant added, the pH is due to initial concentration of strong acid.
O The indicator changes color at the end point due to excess acid.
At the equivalence point, the pH is due to the auto-ionization of water.

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