In titration of strong acids such as HCI with bases, which one of the following is not correct about the source of proton prior to equivalence point? Lütfen birini seçin: a. Proton from water is not negligible incase analytical concentration of HCl is >10-6 M b. [H30+] upon dissocation of water is very small since Kw= 10-14 c. There are two sources of proton one from HCl and the other from water which is equivalent to [OH]- d. [H30+] = CHC incase analytical concentration of HCl is >10-6 M e. [OH]- = [H30+] upon dissociation of water

In titration of strong acids such as HCI with bases, which one of the following is not correct about the source of proton prior to equivalence point? Lütfen birini seçin: a. Proton from water is not negligible incase analytical concentration of HCl is >10-6 M b. [H30+] upon dissocation of water is very small since Kw= 10-14 c. There are two sources of proton one from HCl and the other from water which is equivalent to [OH]- d. [H30+] = CHC incase analytical concentration of HCl is >10-6 M e. [OH]- = [H30+] upon dissociation of water

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