Identify the major species (other than water) that has no effect on pH. Include charge (if any) and phase. eTextbook and Media Balance the equilibrium reaction for the major species that does have an effect on pH. All species should include charge (if any) and phase. the product side, list the cation (if any) fırst, followed by the neutral molecule (if any), and the anion (if any). +H,0(1)= Compute the pH of the solution. Kp of NH3 is 1.8E-5.
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![For a solution that is 0.0421 M in NH¼Br, do the following.
Identify the major species (other than water) that has no effect on pH. Include charge (if any) and phase.
eTextbook and Media
Balance the equilibrium reaction for the major species that does have an effect on pH. All species should include charge (if any) and phase. On
the product side, list the cation (if any) first, followed by the neutral molecule (if any), and the anion (if any).
+H,0(1)=
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