Given the following salt solutions, all of which are 1.0 M: FeCl3 Na2CO3 NH4C2H302 NH4C1 (NH4)2CO3 KC2H3O2 (a) of the above, the solution which has the highest % hydrolysis is (b) of the above, the solution with the highest H+ concentration is (c) of the above, the solution with the highest OH- concentration is (d) of the above, the solution with the lowest % hydrolysis is (e) The two solutions with pH about 7 are and KC1

Given the following salt solutions, all of which are 1.0 M: FeCl3 Na2CO3 NH4C2H302 NH4C1 (NH4)2CO3 KC2H3O2 (a) of the above, the solution which has the highest % hydrolysis is (b) of the above, the solution with the highest H+ concentration is (c) of the above, the solution with the highest OH- concentration is (d) of the above, the solution with the lowest % hydrolysis is (e) The two solutions with pH about 7 are and KC1

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